County delays Montevue Lane animal shelter vote
County commissioners postpone a decision on locating the proposed animal shelter at the Montevue Lane nursing home site. Health department licensing concerns cited, with the panel retreating from the agenda while final design plans may be pursued.
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Board of County Commissioners
Montevue Lane
Donald L. Lewis
Lewis
state Health Department
division of licensing and certification
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Harold Gordon
county Humane Society
Montevue
GNP shows 11.2 percent growth signaling recovery
The Commerce Department reports the third quarter GNP rising 11.2 percent at an annual rate, the sharpest jump in 20 years, with $1,497.8 billion in output. Inflation slows to 5.0 percent while personal income grows 1.2 percent in September.
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WASHINGTON
Commerce Department
Ford
Commerce
James L. Pate
Pate
Soviet oil grain deal revealed
The United States and the Soviet Union reached terms for a long range sale of American grain and a Soviet commitment to supply some oil, with Undersecretary Charles W. Robinson concluding a third Moscow round. The Soviets reportedly will buy about 5 million tons of wheat and other grains annually to stabilize Russian purchases in the coming years.
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WASHINGTON
United States
Soviet Union
Charles W. Robinson
Moscow
Congress weighs natural gas shortages and tax cut plans
After a recess Congress returns to tackle natural gas shortages and a possible tax cut, with a heavy agenda including Middle East aid and defense spending. The energy bill aims to curb oil pricing while expanding an oil reserve, and a proposed anti-busing rider faces civil rights opposition.
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Congress
WASHINGTON
Middle East
New York City
Ford
House
Senate House
Labor and Health, Education and Welfare departments
Administration seeks tighter food stamp eligibility rules
The Ford administration asked Congress to bar food stamps for families with income above the poverty level. Under the plan, a four person family with all members under 60 earning over 6250 would lose eligibility, while up to 6550 with one member over 60 could still qualify. A 100 monthly deduction plus 25 for seniors would apply, and recipients would pay 30 percent of income after the deduction. The proposal aims to save 1.2 billion dollars annually and target the neediest households.
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WASHINGTON
Ford administration
Congress
Senate
Agriculture
Earl L Butz
Butz
Cenus Bureau
Hearing set for C P rate hike in Maryland
A public hearing on the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company proposed five percent intrastate rate increase is scheduled for November 13 at 7 30 p m at Governor Thomas Johnson High School in Baltimore. The Maryland Public Service Commission will hear testimony as part of nine statewide hearings. C P seeks a five percent rate rise and reclassification of its rate schedule to raise about 22 259 000 in additional revenue.
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BALTIMORE
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Maryland Public Service Commission
C&P
Mayor seeks to buy park site for Linear Park plan
Mayor Ronald N Young said he wrote to Exxon and the Board of Zoning Appeals about purchasing the corner property at Patrick and Bentz Streets as part of the Linear Park concept. The zoning panel will hear BP Oil's gas station permit request, while residents Delphey and Sanner oppose the business use to protect the park.
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Ronald N. Young
Exxon
Board of Zoning Appeals
Patrick
Bentz
BP Oil Company
Julien P Delphey
Delphey
Sanner
Young
New York City seeks federal aid to avoid default
Mayor Beame told Congress that a NYC default could trigger hundreds of millions in unpaid bills nationwide. He urged federal guarantees for city securities and warned the financial system would suffer if the city fails to reenter credit markets.
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WASHINGTON
Abraham Beame
Congress
New York City
Beame
House economic stabilization subcommittee
Ford
Senate Banking Committee
New York
Hugh Carey
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
House committee
United States
NBC
Meet the Press
Treasury
William E. Simon
New York State
Kissinger Opens Four Day Talks With China Over Detente
Secretary of State Kissinger began four days of talks with Chinese officials in Peking focusing on detente amid rising fears of world war. He met Deputy Premier Teng Hsiao-ping to plan President Ford's visit and to discuss Sino American relations and global issues. The talks followed warnings that Soviet American detente faces new dangers while the US seeks to reassure Beijing of its strength post Watergate.
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PEKING
Heinz A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Teng Hsiao-ping
Ford
China
U.S
Teng
Chou En-lai
Kuissinger
United States
Chiao Duan-na
Chiao
Bronson Tassie News Summary
A fragmented dispatch notes protests in Lebanon and Spain with UN involvement. Justice authorities prepare action against corruption. References to violent deaths and a claim about immortality by James F. Byrnes appear in the text alongside weather: cool today with highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s, gradual warming Tuesday.
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