Three Dead in Blacksburg Shooting Rampage
Virginia Tech student Herry Moon spoke from his hospital bed about a spree that left Prof. Fred Dreiling his wife Joan and Gregory Lugar dead. Lugar was killed in a gun battle after abducting their daughter. two other suspects, John Robert Collins and Art Fuller, were arrested.
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Federal study questions value of nonprescription sleep aids
Seven scientists spent three years compiling a 308 page report for the Food and Drug Administration on nighttime sleep aids daytime sedatives and stimulants. The study estimates Americans spend about 58 million dollars yearly on these products.
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Ford keeps tax cut tied to spending lid in Senate review
President Ford pressed his veto threat again as the Senate starts examining the House version carrying 13 billion in personal tax cuts for 1976. He insists any tax cut must be linked to a ceiling on federal spending, a demand echoed in a phone call with House Republican Leader Rhodes. The House rejected the spending linkage 220 to 202, while approving the tax cut 257 to 168. Senate plans hint at splitting the bill to push tax-cut features forward while deferring broader tax revisions. If enacted, a representative family of four earning 15,000 would see taxes drop modestly before potential return to 1974 rules at year’s end.
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Texas Voters Split On Tax Cut Roll Call
The House approved a 257 to 168 vote on the tax bill extending last year’s cuts and other changes. Texas Arkansas and New Mexico representatives are listed with yes or no votes, including Democrats Brooks Burleson Casey de la Garza Eckhardt and others, and Republicans Archer Collins Steelman. In Austin, Texas will be honored for its beautification program at the Keep America Beautiful meeting with Gov Briscoe in Washington for an engraved bowl to be presented by Ralph Davidson and J D Wright.
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Oil swindlers strike it rich in the South
Southern state officials and the SEC meet in Atlanta to curb get-rich-quick oil schemes amid Florida suits and Georgia orders. They note oil and gas rights offerings in Georgia could reach $5 million with 35 firms halted. Officials cite Texas and Oklahoma origins and warn of rising investor interest and SEC registrations.
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