Congress Mounts Attack on Ford Budget Plan
President Ford pushes a large tax cut tied to spending curb while clashing with Congress over deficits. He faces scrutiny from House Ways and Means leaders and critics who call the plan unworkable as he meets Appalachian governors and seeks a $395 billion spending cap.
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Poor turnout may close disaster center in Maryland
Flood victims visit a Frederick disaster counseling center sparsely, with only 28 people on its first two operating periods. Center coordinator Tilghman ONeill blames low attendance on poor publicity and fewer victims than expected as officials decide whether to keep the Frederick branch open this week.
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Lt Gov Blair Lee Opposes Mandel Austerity Budget Plan
Bedford Springs Pennsylvania AP reports Lt. Gov Blair Lee breaks with Governor Mandel over next year's austere budget. Lee opposes a severe plan to avoid a tax hike warning that further austerity would entail further cutbacks in some programs.
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Disbarment Recommended for Former Maryland Senator Phoebus
The Maryland Court of Appeals was urged to disbar Harry T. Phoebus Jr., a former Somerset County state senator, after a disciplinary panel found his conduct discreditable. Charges accused him of neglecting client affairs and deceiving clients and lawyers between 1969 and 1973, with several cases involving estates and handling for Somerset programs. The panel noted Phoebus failed to appear at hearings, and the recommendation follows repeated suspensions from law practice.
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Racial charge refuted by Sagner Tenant Council
The Sagner Tenant Council, Mayor Ronald N. Young, Major Charles V. Main, and police state the weekend disturbance outside Bonnie Lake's home at 177 Pennsylvania Avenue was not racial. The Lakes and area residents faced assaults and a fourth disturbance. the family has moved out. The council urges a restatement of News coverage and notes blacks and whites live in the area. In New York, stock prices were mixed as rates and a possible NYC default weighed on the market.
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City seeks Open Space funding for Linear Park
Mayor Ronald N Young announced the city has reapplied for Open Space funds to buy the Exxon property at Patrick and Bentz for Linear Park. He urged delegates to push the issue, noting BP Oil’s interest in a gas station on the site and citizen opposition. He also discussed rent and housing solutions and scheduled tree trimming on October 16 along Grove Boulevard and Culler Avenue.
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Purse-snatching probes tied to Hood College area
City detectives investigate two related purse-snatching incidents near Hood College Tuesday afternoon. A Taney Apartments resident and a Hood College student were targeted by groups of juvenile females. victims described similar suspects and an officer noted matching descriptions. In other police news, a citizen radio was stolen, and several individuals were charged with assault and driving without a license with trials set for November.
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Congress overrides nutrition veto and Hirohito salutes Daley
In brief items, Congress overrode a nutrition veto while Hirohito sent greetings to Mayor Daley. The weather outlook shows increasing clouds with highs near 70 and rain chances tonight and Thursday, then partial clearing. A quote from Finley Peter Dunne notes that a fanatic acts as the Lord would if he knew the facts.
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