Ford Won Over Auto Industry Ford Won Over Auto Industry
New York AP reports President Ford's economic and energy plans received warm auto industry applause. Henry Ford II and Ford Motor Co praised the tax cuts and a five year auto emissions freeze to boost fuel efficiency, while GM leaders likewise supported the program. environmentalists and critics warned of capitulation and unfulfilled promises to improve fuel economy and emissions.
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Ford Motor Co
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Elliott M. Estes
Congress
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Washington
The
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Ralph Nader
Dave Sherdan
Energy Policy Project
Moderates Win In China Election
TOKYO AP reports Chinese moderates gained strength as Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-peng, age 70, was named party vice chairman and standing committee member. Teng, once purged, rises amid Chou En-lai’s de tente policy, challenging radicals tied to Mao’s faction and influencing the balance ahead of the National People's Congress.
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Teng Hsiao-peng
Communist Party
Teng
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Peoples’ Republic
Chou En-lai
Chou
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West
Lin Piao
Mao
Chiang-ching
Li Hsiannen
National Peoples’ Congress
Yao Wen-yuan
Chang Chur-chiao
Wang Hung-wen
Shanghai
Madame Mao
Arabs To Invest Anywhere in San Jose Bid Stirs Tensions
Adnan Khashoggi head of Triad Holding Corp bids $14.1 million for 650,000 shares of First National Bank of San Jose as shareholders set a January 31 meeting to consider the offer. If rejected, he may channel oil wealth to Europe or the Far East. bank directors dispute tactics and a U S district court may rule on proxy filings.
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Lebanon
California
Adnan Khashoggi
Triad Holding Corp
United States
Paris
Europe
Far East
Khashoggi
First National Bank of
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Donald Glaser
Jewish Federation of
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Sullivan
Comptroller of Currency
Security National Bank
Bank of Contra Costa
Walnut Creek
Calif
Tax reform proposed to aid Kansas school districts
In Kansas the 1973 school finance reform shifted aid away from 60 wealthy districts to a 10 percent income tax rebate. Land values rise and enrollment falls shrink state aid, boosting property taxes. Sen Angell urges a 50 percent floor of income tax liability for districts, costing about 3.1 million annually, while Gov Bennett backs raising rebates to 25 percent.
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Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Bennett
Charles Angell
R-Plains
Angell
J.C. Tillotson
R-Norton
North
Barber County Unified School District
USD 254
Keith Farrar
Hugoton
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