Ford Says Tax Bill Veto Will Be Sustained
Washington reports President Ford intends to veto the tax cut bill and push a spending ceiling. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford would seek a special session or adjournment to press for a permanent extension of spending limits alongside the tax cut. He noted polls show support for the president’s stance and that Treasury's Simon was briefed on the demand for a spending ceiling before Senate testimony.
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U S vetoes Security Council anti Israel resolution
The United States vetoed a UN Security Council resolution condemning Israeli raids on Lebanon without mentioning violence against Israel. The 13-1 vote favored the measure with Costa Rica abstaining, and ambassador Moynihan cast the veto, marking the 12th use in his five months as U S envoy. The sponsors Cameroon Guyana Iraq Mauritania and Tanzania called for a strong condemnation and removal of Israeli forces, while U S amendments failed to gain nine votes needed for action.
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Wallace Campaign Data Stolen from State Offices
Florida campaign office of George Wallace suffered a break in over the weekend. Officers reported the theft of a list of state campaign contributors along with stationery, envelopes, index cards with Florida staff names and addresses, and about 200 dollars from petty cash. Police found no fingerprints.
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Passer by Faces Non-Aid Charges
In Titusville Florida a passerby Isaac Carnegie 45 faces trial January 24 in Brevard County for neglecting to aid a policeman after a shotgun chase. The incident occurred October 20 near a convenience store. Ward 18 was pursued, Davis the officer fired a warning shot, Carnegie refused to help handcuff Ward. Ward later convicted of the robbery.
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Registration Books Open Fort Walton Beach Registration Drive
Okaloosa County Supervisor of Elections Elsie Garrett will staff voter registration at Choctawhatchee High School Fort Walton Beach on Thursday from 10 until 3 as part of a countywide drive. Eligible registrants must be Florida residents age 11 or older with valid identification such as a Florida driver license.
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Choctawhatehoe High School
Fort Walton Beach
Florida
Conferees Strike Compromise on Defense Spending Bill
Conferees reach a compromise 90.2 billion defense spending measure to fund strategic defense programs at Grand Forks North Dakota and developments in the B-1 bomber and air launched cruise missile. Final approval expected after targeted votes by lawmakers Mahon and Sel.
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British Attack on Fort Fails at Great Bridge
A surprise British loyalist assault on Virginia troops at Fort Fails near Great Bridge is repulsed after a 36 minute battle. Sixty two British soldiers are killed, including commander Captain Fordyre, while one patriot is slightly wounded. The fort is abandoned and British hopes of holding Norfolk fade.
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Hanoi Seeks Trade Help in Exchange for MIAs
Rep. G V Montgomery said Vietnamese officials promised to pursue missing American service members and even release three pilots as talks in Paris covered emigration, UN admission, and reforms. He urged lifting the U S embargo as a sign of good faith. activists remained skeptical about remaining MIAs.
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Twin Cities Chamber Urges SR 20 Project
The Twin Cities Chamber of Commerce board passed a unanimous resolution urging the State Department of Transportation to expedite four laning of State Road 20 from Niceville-Valparaiso Hospital east to the Rocky Bayou Bridge. Directors criticized the road as a death trap and noted recent accidents on Swift Creek Bridge and Thanksgiving Day crash. Emergency repairs delayed traffic during the holiday period.
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Swift Creek
Niceville Considers City Hearings On Block Grant Program
Niceville City Council will hold a public hearing in chambers at 780 ppm to discuss applying for the community development block grant program. City officials seek citizen input on the program, its activities, and how residents can participate in the application process.
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Niceville
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Main Office Want Ads February 7 Billing Details
Offic e notice from Fact Wetten outlines subscription rates and payment options. Rates shown include 3 months for 11.50 and annual totals around 119.08. The document lists regional circulation figures and clerical notes on daily, weekly, and monthly charges with various line items and due dates.
Solzhenitsyn Memo Sparks Meany Warning to Ford
A confidential memo allegedly warned President Ford of a negative signal to Moscow if he met Solzhenitsyn. Meany revealed the document during Senate hearings on U.S. foreign policy. The brief also notes Moore’s insanity defense plan and a federal rule requiring psychiatric intent notice.
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Meany
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
San Francisco
UPI
Sara Jane Moore
Miss Moore
James Hewitt
Hewitt
F. Steele Langford
St. Joe Phone Rate Hike Denied by Florida PSC
The Public Service Commission rejected St. Joe Telephone Co. request for a 441000 rate increase, saying the firm can profit at 7.44 percent under current charges. The decision capped further adjustments after staff noted 1400000 in additional income from existing rates and questioned expenses including a bank building swap and expansion. The ruling limits increases in installation charges and monthly bills, citing hardship in a sparsely populated area and opposing views from local critics.
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