MultipleCrises From Argentina to Lebanon Dominates World News
Reports from Buenos Aires note leftist guerrillas killed a business executive and wounded a labor leader and wife as violence surges since the coup against Isabel Peron. In Boston a black youth gang attacked white drivers, while a man beaten in Roxbury clung to life after brain surgery. Other items cover jury selection in West Virginia, Carter on Texas primary law, Oklahoma utility probe, a sexual discrimination ruling, a Supreme Court case on utilities, a Florida manslaughter sentence, daycare and working mothers, Betty Ford and Nancy Reagan campaign roles, Leary parole, and Lebanon cease-fire politics amid ongoing fighting.
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Curfew Enforces Arab Town of Tulkarm Amid West Bank Protests
Israeli troops imposed a curfew on Tulkarm for a second day as protests over Israel's West Bank occupation flare. Mayor Hilmi Hannun warned demonstrations will persist while troops remain and settlements expand. Arab students clashed with soldiers and merchants closed shops during strikes.
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Associated Press
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West Bank
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Ford expected to seek 322 million for 60 Minuteman missiles
President Ford likely to ask Congress for 322 million dollars to produce 60 Minuteman missiles and speed a bigger nuclear warhead. The move responds to stalled arms talks and growing Soviet missile power, with a potential timing ahead of the May 1 Texas primary.
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Butz’s globe trotting trip costs 112000 for Air Force jet
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz leads a 26 person group plus reporters and nine wives on a world tour from April 11 to May 2. The Air Force jet trip costs taxpayers about 112000, averaging 4307 per person, with wives paying their own nontravel expenses while reporters cover meals lodging ground transport.
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Texans face federal gas control, Newton warns
RRC candidate Jon Newton argues federal regulate of Texas gas would harm the economy with $7 billion in lost personal income and 36,000 jobs over ten years. He cites rising utility costs and advocates nationwide deregulation as fair. Lane Denton says ACORN endorses him and lifeline rates. Steelman would back veto of the 1975 FEPA.
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Walters in Talks to Renew Today Contract with Networks
Barbara Walters is nearing renewal talks with NBC News and also negotiating with ABC. NBC says negotiations could end within hours or days. ABC reportedly offers five years at one million dollars to coanchor the Evening News with Harry Reasoner.
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Jim Hartz
NBC News
Court ruling links HUD to suburban public housing expansion
The Supreme Court 8 0 decision holds federal officials responsible for past segregation in Chicago housing. HUD can be ordered to fund projects in white suburbs where federal funding aided city ghetto confinement. The ruling could shape future construction of low income housing nationwide.
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Supreme Court
Chicago
City Housing Authority
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Ford collects tax refund in two weeks after 1975 filing
President Ford paid 94 568.93 in 1975 federal taxes and received an 11 631.07 refund from the IRS after reporting 251 991.24 gross income and 204 605.83 taxable income. Press secretary Ron Nessen noted the forms were filed earlier in the month and a speedy refund followed.
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Ford
Internal Revenue Service
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