Ford vows small business aid to curb federal red tape
President Ford pledges regulation reform to free competition and liberty. He calls to end unnecessary rules and paperwork, cites more than 6 000 federal forms, and outlines steps including a new Federal Paperwork Commission and White House committee to work with Congress. Voters in the Northern Marianas approve a commonwealth with 3024 to 928, turnout about 8 percent, sending the decision to Congress.
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Northern Marianas Islands
United States
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Virgin Islands
U.S. Trust Territory
Pacific Islands
Alode Island
United Nations
Tinian
Rota
Ford veto looms over housing bill dispute
President Ford signaled a veto of the 1.35 billion housing bill after a meeting with GOP leaders. Rhodes cited questions about effectiveness and timing, noting housing starts have risen. The plan would subsidize mortgage interest for middle-income buyers and offer aid to homeowners who lose homes in the recession.
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GOP
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Senate
Teller criticism and energy policy clash at event
Former physicist Edward Teller attacked politicians who cut energy programs while warning Russia could gain the edge if the United States delays. He recalled fleeing Nazi Germany in 1934 and urged action over philosophical debate, noting congratulatory messages from Ford, Rockefeller, and Schlesinger. He also defended the H bomb and criticized treaties, stressing the dangers of complacency.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Defense
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Telter
Hitler
Germany
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Oo Tie
United States
He Oncn
House backs CIA panel chief amid probe turmoil
The House voted 29064 to show confidence in Rep. Lucien Nedzi as chair of the CIA investigative panel, but disputes persist on his leadership. Nedzi resigned citing no hope, as lawmakers debated abolishing or reconstituting the panel amid allegations of receiving inside CIA information. The Armed Services Committee also denied Harrington access to secret CIA files after he disclosed CIA activity in Chile. Senate estimates of plots against de Gaulle were deemed unfounded by Sen Church.
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D. Calif
House Rules Committee
Nedzi
House
Sisk
House Judiciary Committee
CIA
House Armed Services Committee
Stanton
Michael Carrington
D-Mass
Ronald Dellums
D-Calif
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Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate
CIA Committee
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
Chicago Tribune
Edward Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
John
Robert Kennedy
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
Two honor students jailed as bombers
In San Jose two high school youths aged 15 and 16 with strong academic records were arrested after a time bomb was found under the Lehigh High School stadium bleachers during a graduation ceremony. Police say the device contained smokeless powder and was designed to kill and maim.
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SAN Jose
Lehigh High School
Mike Destro
Dennis Smith
Special Assembly election contest in Los Angeles area
Eight Democrats and one Republican contest a special state Assembly seat to replace Bill Greene in the 47th District. Teresa Hughes and Willard H. Murray lead Democratic hopes while Henry W. Sellers eyes a runoff. turnout may reach 35 percent in parts of south Los Angeles Vernon Bell Huntington Park and Cudahy.
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Los Angeles
47Th Assembly
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Huntington Park
Cudahy
Teresa Hughes
Mervyn M. Dymalty
Willard H. Murray
Dymally
Kenneth Hahe
Henry W. Sellers
Tougher child work penalties move to governor desk
California Assembly Speaker Lea McCarthy backs AB 434 to raise penalties for child labor violations. The bill tightens work hour limits for minors in fields, increases fines from 1000 to 5000 dollars, and transfers initial hearing to a state labor officer.
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