Ford weighs anti inflation tax rise in 1975 option
President Ford left open the possibility of asking Congress for an anti inflation tax increase in 1975 but said there are no plans for a tax hike this year. He outlined a belt tightening program, signaled willingness to cut defense spending, and said wage and price controls are off the table. The administration plans a $5.5 billion budget cut and a Sept. economic summit to address inflation.
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Secretary of the Treasury
William E. Simon
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Agriculture
Earl Butz
Frederick Dent
Peter Brennan
Roy Ash
Office of Management and Budget
Anne Armstrong
Virginia Knauer
Ter Horst
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Domenici
Explosion Rips Through Downtown Chattanooga Killing One
A morning blast levelled four buildings in a ghetto district of Chattanooga Tennessee destroying the Starlight Lounge the Cactus Club the St James Church and a barber shop. At least 13 people were injured and a male body was found in the rubble as workmen cleared debris. Fire Chief Harry Jett said it created a 200 foot swath of destruction and investigators ruled out nothing before confirming the single fatality.
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Ronald Burnett
Erlanger Hospital
Don Weller
Herbert Parker
Harry Jett
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Cactus Club
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Domenici Urges Caution On Ford Amnesty Plan
U S Sen Pete Domenici said in Roswell he will wait to see Ford amnesty concepts for draft evaders. He wants a plan outlining return conditions, loyalty to America, and alternatives to military service plus a long probation. He backs public economic summit, voluntary restraints, and notes Nixon’s resignation helped Republicans in NM.
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Tom Halpin
U.S
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Roswell
Ford
Domenici
Domenci
America
Renoir Lady in a Flowered Hat goes missing in transit
U S Customs agents search for a Renoir oil titled The Lady in a Flowered Hat valued over 100000 dollars, after its carrying case vanished between London and Minneapolis. The case moved through Detroit and Minneapolis before Maslon opened it to find an empty container.
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London
Minneapolis
Samuel Maslon
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Pan American World Airways
Northwest Orient Airlines
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Christies
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Risties
Nurses seek collective bargaining in New Mexico hospitals
A group of Santa Fe nurses at St Vincent's Hospital seeks collective bargaining after a Taft-Hartley Act amendment. Local officials say Roswell area hospitals remain unaffected in the near term while ENMMC and Memorial Hospital note public hospitals are exempt or not immediately impacted.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Adozen
St Vincent's Hospital
Santa Fe
Roseann
St. Mary's Hospital
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Charles Thomas
ENMMC
Thomas
Jack Newsom
Memorial Thie Hospital
Kidnapers Sought After Mexico President’s Father-in-Law
83 year old Jose Guadalupe Zuno Hernandez, father-in-law to President Luis Echeverria, was kidnapped on a Guadalajara street. Police and troops searched Jalisco for him and the guerrillas, who reportedly demanded 1.6 million dollars and the release of political prisoners. A driver was beaten and tear gas used as the abduction occurred near the state government complex.
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Alfonso Chardy
Associated Press
Guadalajara
Mexico
Jalisco
Jose Guadalupe Zano Hernandez
Luis Echeverria
Zuno
People’s Armed
Revolutionary Front
U.S
Terrance G. Leonhardy
Leonhardy
Echeverria
Mexico City
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