Ford and Leaders Hit Energy Policy Stalemate in Posture Talks
In Washington Ford meets with congressional leaders and President Ford to discuss energy after the House scuttled a 23-cent gasoline tax plan. Ullman signals possible compromise amid debate over tariffs, tax shifts, and price controls in a bid to end a five month deadlock on energy policy.
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Mrs Gandhi Barred From Public Office
A New Delhi court convicted Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of using government officials in her 1966 to 1971 campaign while staying the sentence for 20 days and allowing an appeal. The case marked a rare judicial challenge to an Indian leader, with Gandhi denying the charges and planning to seek a stay through the Supreme Court.
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OPEC Moves to Raise Crude Oil Prices Oct 1
OPEC nations meet in Libreville and announce a readjustment of crude oil prices effective October 1 1975. The group retains the current price freeze until September 30 but cites inflation and dollar erosion to justify the increase. An IMF SDR exchange rate may be used to compute the new prices.
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Weather synopsis and forecast for today and tonight
Weather data shows 24 hour period ending 8 a.m. with high 78 and low 58, rainfall 0.35 inches, humidity 100 percent, pressure 29.79, winds five to fifteen mph. Forecast calls for variable cloudiness with showers likely today and some sun later, highs in the upper 70s, lows mid-50s, and south to southwest winds 10 to 20 mph.
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Safety Focus of Oswego County Cooperative Extension
Oswego County Cooperative Extension highlights safety as a core goal with education on farm hazards, pesticide use, tractor and bicycle safety, and fire prevention. Programs include a pesticide licensing course, a 4-H tractor safety program, Mike-Bike safety outreach, hazard hunts with Oswego County Mutual Insurance, and school instructional efforts.
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Morrisville Agricultural and Technical College
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Congressman Claims Knowledge of CIA Assassination Plots
Washington AP Rep James V Stanton says he knows of successful assassination plots by the CIA but would not name victims. He discusses a House subcommittee probing CIA misdeeds as Rep Lucien Nedzi resigns from leading the broader intelligence panel after pressure over the agency’s activities.
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CIA
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Special House
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Michigan
Lucien Nedzi
D-Mich
Nedzi
Eca
U.S. Task Force Warns Of Aerosol Spray Peril
A federal task force warns fluorocarbon aerosols in cosmetics may pose skin cancer risks. After a five month review tying fluorocarbon to ozone harm, it urges limits on aerosol products using fluor gases and calls for international study cooperation.
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Washington
Carey Abandons Tax Hike Push Amid Budget Gap
Albany Gov. Hugh Carey said he has given up his drive for tax increases and may veto any school aid that is not paid for. He signaled willingness to consider higher school aid only if funded by taxes and a plan to close a disputed 601 million gap in the 10.4 billion budget, while acknowledging limits on borrowing.
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Assembly Okays Major Nursing Home Regulation Changes
The New York Assembly approved sweeping nursing home regulation changes and sent the bill to a Republican-led Senate. The measure aims to cut Medicaid overpayments, curb political influence in the Health Department, improve care in 593 homes, and halt for-profit facilities. The Senate also passed related measures and awaits action from Senate Majority Leader Warren Anderson.
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