Kissinger urges more aid to South Vietnam
Secretary Kissinger told Congress the United States should grant Ford's request for aid to South Vietnam rather than search for fault in Southeast Asia. He argued continued aid is necessary and not a waste, while Senate members suggested any new military aid could be linked to evacuations of Americans.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
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Congress
Ford
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Kissinger
Senate
Priations Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Lee H. Hamilton
D-Ind
House International Relations Committee
U.S
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Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Byrd
White House
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Republican
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Majority
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Democrats
Saigon
Bien Hoa
Phnom Penh
Takhman
Roswell Merchants Say Shoplifting Is a Big Problem
Roswell merchants report shoplifting as a major issue with losses passed to customers through higher markups. Store managers cite security guards and planned surveillance, noting theft spans many items and ages, while collaboration among merchants helps deter repeat offenders.
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Roswell
Larry Hardiman
Gibsons Discount
S. Main St
The
Daily Record
Leonard Knadle
Knadle
Pete Cassen
Alco Discount Store
Hobbs Ave
Cassen
Roswell Board to Name New Roswell Superintendent Tonight
The Roswell Board of Education will meet at 7 30 p m in Goddard High School Little Theater to approve a new school superintendent after screening 33 applicants. A special session will also discuss the 1975 76 budget totaling 15 310 958, with a major rise from current year.
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Roswell
Board of Education
State Department of Public School Finance
Roger L. Luginbill
Goddard High School Little Theater
Veto halts Chaves County Boys' Home funding plan
Gov. Jerry Apodaca vetoed a 50 000 appropriation for the Chaves County Boys' Home, shocking local lawmakers who fear the facility could fold. The veto was among four line item cuts as he signed the General Appropriations Act and pursued a comprehensive reform of corrections.
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Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
Chaves County
New Mexico
Department of Corrections
Chayes County Legisakors
Roswell Daily Record Today
Sen
R. E. Thompson
D-Chaves
Art Aiello
Rchaves
Aiello
Sen. Thompson
Nick Franklin
de Uriarte
Apodaca
Associated Press
Taxpayers face April 15 deadline. rebates may reduce amounts due
The Justice Department reports 1,253 people convicted of income tax violations in fiscal 1974. About 20 million Americans face the filing deadline and most late filers owe money. IRS data show 48.6 million returns processed with 41.5 million refunds averaging 383 dollars. Rebates from the recent tax cut, up to 200 dollars for many earners, may offset taxes owed. if rebates exceed the tax due, shoppers receive a check, else a bill with potential penalties.
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Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
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