Ford to address domestic issues in State of the Union
President Ford is to speak to Congress and a national TV audience detailing domestic concerns including inflation and recession. He plans a tax cut offset by Social Security tax hikes, holding spending to reach a balanced budget in three years while defense spending rises.
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Carl Albert
Albert
U.S
Angola
Rally planned in Annapolis for consumer utility bills
Consumer groups led by the Organization of Consumer Justice plan a 7:30 p.m. rally at St. John’s College in Annapolis to back two utility bills to be introduced at the 1976 General Assembly session. The event aims to mobilize about a thousand activists who will march to the State House and urge lawmakers to act.
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St. John’s College
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Grand larceny trial opens before Circuit Court jury
The grand larceny trial of Arthur L. Clise of Thurston Road began this morning before a Circuit Court jury and Judge Samuel W. Barrick. He is charged with stealing 260 dollars from Cloverleaf Shell last November 14. State witness Vanderhoof testified that Clise proposed a fake robbery and split the money, then returned to take 260 dollars after ransacking the office. Defense contends Vanderhoof proposed the robbery. Three more state witnesses were expected. jury list named 12 jurors.
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Thurston Road
Samuel W. Barrick
Clise
Cloverleaf Shell
Charles R. Vanderhoof
Rt 13
Frederick
Vanderhoof
Donald W Smith
Vanderhool
Deep January Cold Sweeps County With Snow Likely
Morning readings dropped to eight degrees as residents bundled in heavy coats and gloves. Temperatures will rise into the 30s by day, then fall to teens at night with a chance of snow Tuesday. January precipitation runs well above average at 25 inches versus a 2.98 monthly norm.
Sixes Bridge Dam hearing set for Wednesday in Annapolis
Frederick County opponents of the Sixes Bridge Dam plan to testify at a Wednesday 11 a.m. hearing in Annapolis on House Bill 130 to allow state funds for the federal dam project. Save The Monocacy and local farm groups plan a chartered bus to attend, while supporters from WSSC will also be present. A separate HB 470 hearing on public review of texts before school purchases is scheduled, with local officials and teachers divided in outlook.
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Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
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Delphey
Prince George's
Fredenck
Charles McCmathias
J Glenn Beall Jr
Goodloe E Byron
Congress
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Washington, DC
Save the
Barry Lucey
Save the Monocacy Organization
C. Robert Fisher
Save the Monocacy
Potomac River
Fisher
Veronica Lake
Virginia
Shenandoah River
Taneytown
Savings and Loan Bank
Woodsboro Park
Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick County Teachers Association
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Angola conflict shifts as UNITA halts MPLA advance
Reports from Johannesburg say UNITA troops repelled a northward MPLA and Cuban assault near Lusa while advancing toward Texeira de Sousa to reopen the Benguela Railway. FNLA says it will resist Soviet Cuban forces as talks seek a peace merger excluding the FNLA. The era's stock market rose as the Fed cut rates.
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South Africa
Angola
Popular Movement
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Texeira de Sousa
Zaire
Luso
Zambia
National Front
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Lusaka
Caratal
Senate panel may call Sinatra-A2 HUMPHREY steps up political activity-A2
Inside The News reports a Senate panel may call Sinatra and a North Dakota figure as Humphrey increases political activity. Tips on collecting jobless benefits accompany the brief. The weather section notes a sunny day with rising highs around 30, then cloudiness and a chance of snow as temperatures reach mid to near 40. Actress Marlene Ynerich is mentioned in a human-interest aside.
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