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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1975

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2

Senate fails to override Ford veto on oil price bill

The Senate could not secure enough votes to sustain President Ford's veto of a six month oil price control extension. If upheld, price controls would end gradually, likely raising gasoline and living costs. Experts project mixed impacts on inflation and jobs, with debates continuing about a comprehensive energy policy.

Senate Washington Ford Ford Administration Congress U.S U.S. Oi White House Library of Congress Agriculture Department Sen. J. Glenn Beal! Jr

Ford veto override seen on education bill

The Senate is expected to join the House in overriding President Ford's veto of a 7.9 billion education appropriations bill. If enacted, it would be the second time this session a bill passed over a veto. The House approved 379 to 41. The measure exceeds Ford's request by 1.4 billion and targets spending in the current year while allowing larger outlays in education.

Washington Senate House Ford Congress

Lebanese army to halt fighting in Tripoli area

Beiruts newspapers say the army will intervene in Christian Moslem clashes in northern Lebanon. Premier Rashid Karami vows efficient measures to end the fighting in Tripoli and nearby Christian villages. Total toll stands at 83 killed and 212 wounded as a fifth major outbreak this year escalates.

Beirut Lebanon Rashid Karami Tripoli Karami Zagharta

Costs soar for Boston to Washington high speed rail line

Transportation Secretary Coleman says the cost to rebuild the ring for a Boston to Washington high speed rail line is about 3.5 billion dollars for road work, with equipment possibly adding 0.4 to 0.8 billion. Federal loan guarantees could be used, and a 90 10 share with states and locals is hinted.

Washington William T. Coleman Jr Boston Washington Star Congress John Volpe Coleman The Star Tuesday Transportation Secretary Office of Management and Budget

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