Moynihan named U N ambassador in Ford era push
Harvard professor Daniel Patrick Moynihan is nominated by President Ford to be the United States chief delegate to the United Nations. The selection follows the end of John A. Schli’s tenure as U S ambassador, and Moynihan is expected to bring livelier debates and renewed U S presence.
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Laos asks U S to pull out aid agency in Laos
Laotian government demands the United States pull the U S Agency for International Development out of Laos and transfer all aid materials, while seeking continued American economic help without conditions. In Vientiane and Savannakhet protests strengthen, U S personnel face restrictions and a growing number of Americans remain at risk.
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Ford may push oil price relief and tariff plan
President Ford, frustrated by Congress inaction on energy legislation, considers removing domestic oil price controls and adding another one dollar per barrel tariff on imported oil. Energy officials say a second tariff could raise gasoline by one to two cents per gallon, with no final decision yet. The White House eyes action before a European trip as advisers weigh urgency after oil price reports and OPEC’s September meeting.
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U S diplomats meet Pathet Lao ministers in informal talks
The U S Charge d Affaires Christian A Chap man held a Wednesday night meeting with two Pathet Lao ministers to discuss ongoing issues in a low key diplomatic engagement.
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Texas House OKs 11.9 Billion General Appropriations
Texas House advanced an 11.9 billion general appropriations bill back to the Senate as compromise talks on 1976 77 spending loom. The measure, part of a larger package, passed 85 55 after three days of debate with 110 amendments offered and 35 approved. Governor Briscoe warned of a veto for new tax plans, while lawmakers pressed to trim the bill to preserve school funding and settle policy making between the legislature and agencies.
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Four day school week pleases Cimarron students and staff
CIMARRON N M AP A four day school week in Cimarron has drawn broad support from students teachers and parents. Principal Jack Martin notes student enthusiasm while Superintendent Joe Pompeo Jr says 14 of 380 students oppose it. Parents vote on next year by Friday and state approval may follow. The 435 pupil district moved to the four day week in January 1974 due to fuel shortages and costs, extending daily hours to 55 minutes Tue Fri. District and state education officials report inquiries from other districts and Canada. Pompeo recommends districts try the shorter week when margins favor it.
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Health officials push HMOs to cut costs and boost prevention
In Houston AP report, Austin Holy Cross Hospital chief Jesse V. Hayes urged well funded educational programs to sway public opinion on health care. He cited HMOs as prepaid systems spanning prevention to reduce costs, aiming to engage young families. The Texas Hospital Association four day meeting drew 8,000 attendees with leaders elected Sister Louise Schessele as chair and officers Conner Ep person Epprson Bell in key posts.
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Duval judge accused of using county property by employees
Testimony before a special House committee alleges Judge O P Carrillo used county equipment and staff on his ranch. Be navides workers Ruben Chapa Oscar Sanchez and Francisco Ruiz said they saw county welding gear used for Carrillo ranch work. Couling invoked the Fifth Amendment when asked about his ties to the Benavides store linked to Carrillo money. The panel may draft impeachment articles, with Canales leading the inquiry into Carrillo’s alleged misuse of county resources and tax issues.
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Associated Press
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