Thailand asks US to leave amid new civilian government
In Bangkok the new civilian government urged the withdrawal of remaining American troops and warplanes within 18 months. Defense Minister Thawvil Senivong said about 25,000 U.S. personnel and 950 aircraft, including 17 B52 bombers, are based in Thailand due to Indochina fighting. He noted the plan had been two years and said the foreign ministry and supreme command will coordinate the pullout, though US cooperation remains uncertain.
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Democrats Propose Accelerated Recovery Budget Plan
The Senate Budget Committee Democrats say Congress cannot avoid high unemployment, citing Ford’s forecast. Their alternative calls for a $40 billion tax cut, retroactive Social Security increases, and higher 1976 spending to push recovery toward the decade’s end. They project 1975 unemployment around 8 percent, inching to 7.5 by 1976, with a long-term path to 4.5 percent normal rates by 1980.
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Court rules news media may publish public court disclosures
The Supreme Court held news media cannot be punished for publishing information in open court records. The decision rejected a Georgia law barring use of rape victim names in news coverage, with Justice White noting dangers in restricting public records.
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Florida Ruling Questions Rape Victim Secrecy Law
Florida Attorney General says state rape victim anonymity law mirrors Georgia rule struck down by the US Supreme Court. Justice Stewart cites limits on agency jurisdiction over licensing and urges review of Florida statute. Case tied to a Georgia suit by Martin Cohn after a 17 year old rape victim’s death and media coverage.
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Fort Walton Beach Daily News Ad Rates and Copyright Notice
The snippet shows circulation numbers and advertising rates for daily and Sunday editions, with home delivery prices by mail and month. It includes a copyright notice claiming protection of contents and logotype with Florida Freedom Inc. approval.
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Freshman Democrats to dine with President Ford
President Ford invites the liberal-leaning Wi member House Democratic freshman class to breakfast after their leader said they want to work with him for the country's food. The group planned a carpool to the White House to save gasoline on the two mile drive, aiming to show cooperative intent. Representative Carroll Hubbard of Kentucky said the meeting with Ford lasted about 15 minutes and stressed they want cooperation over partisan politics.
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Federal Reserve sees worsening economy amid energy woes
A Federal Reserve study shows a steep slide in the economy from January to February with a 3 percent drop and a 24.7 percent fall since July 1973. Construction activity fell 2.7 percent in January, housing down 4.6 percent, and leading indicators warn of a deep recession. The Conference Board forecasts unemployment near 9 percent, while stock markets rise on lower prime loan rates and expectations of renewed optimism.
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Three Robbers Blast 10 Million Sponge Rubber Plant
In Shelton Connecticut three masked men abducted guard Roy Ranno and detonated bombs that leveled the Sponge Rubber Products Co plant, displacing about 800 workers. FBI cautions no confirmed Weather Underground link. emergency office aids 300 to 400 displaced workers as plant owners seek new buyers.
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Poll Shows Higher Tax Preference On Gasoline
Washington DP reports a Gallup survey of 1,544 interviews shows 48 percent would favor a 10 cent gas tax to curb consumption, while 42 percent prefer rationing. The White House foresees a small rise under Ford energy plans, and 6 percent see no energy shortage amid unemployment and inflation concerns.
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O'Malley Arraignment Delayed To Cope With Speedy Trial
Treasurer Ton O Malley faces a $10,000 kickback felony count and misdemeanor charges for lying to a notary and pressuring an insurer. The arraignment was postponed to Wednesday to align with the state's motion for trial starting April 7 and ending by April 16, with Judge Ben Willis presiding. The state contends the speedy trial law applies, and a continuance could preserve the felony count if the delay is not the fault of the state.
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Five guerrillas freed land in Aden after Lufthansa jet refueling
Five West German guerrillas freed from jails landed in Aden Southern Yemen after several Arab states refused landing permission for the Lufthansa 707 jet. Bonn said the men wish to stay in Yemen while awaiting the release of Peter Lorenz. The plan was reported to possibly refuel in Addis Ababa before continuing to Ethiopia or Egypt.
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Fifth Victim In Mail Order Shooting Dies
Smith River California reports a fifth victim dies from a berserk gunman attack at a Pacific Ocean motel resort. A sixth person was wounded as Oregon State Police arrest Robert Paul Sander, 2, of Cincinnati, four hours after the Sunday shootings. He waived extradition to California and will be returned to Crescent City to face multiple murder charges. The murder weapon remains unfound and motives are under investigation. Percy Harmon died 16 hours after the shooting from a stomach wound.
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