Ford renews threat of tax bill veto in Senate review
President Ford reiterated his veto threat over the House passed 13 billion dollar personal tax cut bill for 1976. He demands a lid on federal spending linked to any tax relief, signaling possible split consideration in the Senate with action expected the week of December 15 or near adjournment.
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Weather outlook for South Central region
Partial clearing and cooler tonight with mostly sunny Saturday. Lows tonight in the low to mid 30s and Saturday highs in the mid to upper 40s. Probability of precipitation 20 percent tonight. At Arpt KIRG the high 66 to 62 and low 44 to 48 with rp.m. 67 to 65. Humidity 71 to 82 percent. Barometer 29.90 to 30.00 inches. Wind southwest at 23 to 10 mph.
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Hoffa Killing Linked to New Jersey Teamsters and Mafia Ties
An informant names Salvatore Briguglio and brothers Gabriel and Thomas Andretta of New Jersey as alleged participants in James R. Hoffa's abduction and murder. FBI probes tied to Mafia involvement, with witnesses ordered to lineup as authorities search a New Jersey dump for Hoffa's body and lawmen seek immunity for a witness.
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Union City
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Ford commits U.S. to peace in Asia during Jakarta visit
President Ford declares the United States is firmly committed to peace and security in Southeast Asia and across Asia during a state banquet with President Suharto at Freedom Palace in Jakarta. A sea of about 100,000 people welcomed Ford as he arrived from Peking amid talk of U S China diplomacy and broader postwar changes.
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White House
Paraguyan psychiatrist to return to Paraguay after exchange stint
Dr. Augustin Carrizosa and his family leave Newton after a year and a half on a Paraguay Kansas mental health exchange. He served as a psychiatrist at Prairie View Mental Health Center under the Menninger School of Psychology program.
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Karen Sipes
Augustin Carrizosa
Paraguay
Carrizosa
Prairie View Mental Health Center
Menninger School of Psychology
Topeka
Newton High School
Newton
Washington
D. C
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Prairie View
Oth America
Pairie View
House backs Senate plan on HEW busing limits
The House approved a Senate plan to bar the Department of Health Education and Welfare from ordering desegregation busing beyond the nearest school. The rule excludes court ordered busing as the origin of the desegregation plan.
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Washington
House
Senate
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Leaf pickup schedule and busing debate summary
Leaf collection starts 8 a.m. Monday in the area south of 1st Street with both sides served. Crews proceed north from 12th Street Tuesday, then Wednesday bags are collected west of Main between 1st and 12th. Thursday finishes east of Main to the by pass between 1st and 12th. In Congress, the House approved 260 to 146 a HEW busing limit amendment and rejected 259 to 133 a bid to soften the rule, amid a partisan debate over school assignments.
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1St
12Th Streets
House
Daniel Flood
Flood
D-Pa
Rober Bauman
R-Mo
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