Ford presses tax cut before Easter recess
President Ford voiced concern that Congress may adjourn for a 10 day Easter recess without passing a $21.3 billion income tax cut. House support exceeds his request while the Senate weighs it. Ford and Betty plan a Palm Springs trip March 29 to April 7 as talks with advisers focus on a possible Ullman compromise.
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Compromise delays vote on Ford oil veto in House
The House voted 364 to 57 to refer Ford's oil tariff veto to the Ways and Means Committee, delaying action while lawmakers seek compromise on energy proposals. Rep. Al Ullman noted the committee may revive the vetoed measure if Ford reimposes fees. James Cross urged a national crude storage program with Navy Elk Hills oil and Gulf Coast salt domes to deter embargo threats.
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Gas executive urges federal tax credits for gas exploration
Joseph R. Rensch of Pacific Lighting Corp testifies before a House committee urging tax and price control measures to expand natural gas exploration. He warns rising demand and low drilling slow the supply for 160 million U.S. customers and cites a $100 to $120 billion capital need over 10 years.
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Cyprus talks to resume amid Kissinger visit halted arms aid
Turkish Foreign Minister Melih Esenbel announced after meetings with Henry Kissinger that intercommunal talks on Cyprus would be resumed very shortly. Kissinger aims to restart talks while awaiting congress on arms shipments and potential reversal. Also, a satellite launched from Vandenberg AFB at 9:41 p.m. with few details released.
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General Motors to recall 6800 workers in April
General Motors plans to recall more than 6,800 employees on indefinite layoff in April as economic conditions improve. The recalled workers are from subcompact and intermediate car lines. GM has over 127,000 laid off, and the April recalls are expected to boost second quarter output by about 66,000 units to 874,000.
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Hypnosis Aids Capture Alleged Babynapper in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a four month old boy reunited with his parents after police arrested a woman on suspicion of kidnapping. The suspect’s identification came from a composite drawn using information obtained under hypnosis of the mother, the first use since a city approved hypnosis study began.
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Bicentennial engine crashes into oil truck wrecks near Brookhaven
An ICG Bicentennial engine on its maiden run collided with a semitrailer truck carrying crude oil eight miles south of Brookhaven Mississippi. Engineer T F Dickerson of McComb was killed. An unidentified brakeman was hospitalized in Jackson. driver uninjured. The No 1776 engine was heavily damaged in the explosion and fire.
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Water Bank program aids migratory waterfowl wetlands
Agriculture Department tentatively allocates 11.2 million for this year to preserve wetlands for migratory waterfowl. An additional 10 million may follow if Congress rejects the administration request to cancel it. The plan targets upper Midwest states and portions of Montana Nebraska and Wisconsin with 10 year agreements paying farmers to preserve nesting and pinching wetlands.
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California Court reverses LA school desegregation ruling
The California Court of Appeals overturned a 1970 decision requiring desegregation in Los Angeles schools, ruling there was no evidence of intentional district policies toward segregation. The ruling keeps ongoing integration efforts but shifts responsibility to demographic factors and calls for further appeals.
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Fires damage New York Telephone facilities in two blazes
Two suspicious fires hit New York Telephone Co. facilities seven hours apart in New York City. The 23rd floor at 237 E 37th Street housed payroll records and caused no service disruption, while a locker at 55 Water Street cut NYSE executive office service but did not halt trading. No injuries reported. Previous blazes since Feb 28 affected thousands of phones. restoration ongoing.
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Drug fatal for orangutan at Los Angeles Zoo
Eli the 365 pound orangutan suffocated after being given a knockout drug to facilitate relocation. While recovering he rolled in his cage and pressed against a door with his head down, cutting off air supply per zoo director Warren Thomas. The incident occurred Monday at the Los Angeles Zoo.
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Furniture Value Advances Since 1955 Says McMahan
An interview with McMahan Furniture President asserts 1975 values exceed those of 1955. He cites lower prices, bigger features, and better durability across radios, clocks, recliners, carpets, mattresses, refrigerators, TVs, and vacuum cleaners, with easier credit terms and more efficient designs.
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