Foggy 94th Congress pursues partisan tax cuts and budget clash
The 94th Congress faces a funding clash as a Senate tax cut bill moves toward a Ford veto threat without proper spending limits. Critics call the approach gimmicky amid a $200 billion deficit, arguing election timing drives fiscal missteps and could heighten deficits before the next election.
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94Th Congress
Conference Committee
Senate
Ford
Congress
Edmund S Muskie
Maine
Senate Budget Committee
New York City
Cyclamates study renews debate on safety and FDA path
A five member blue ribbon panel reports that over 20 new animal studies show cyclamate does not prove carcinogenic or teratogenic effects, paving the way for possible FDA reconsideration after a six year ban. Dr. I Bernard Weinstein cautions residual doubt warrants further testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Administration
I. Bernard Weinstein
Columbia University
Abbott Laboratories
University of
Public forum urges restricting liquor sales to protect teens
The writer argues against permissive liquor sales amid teen drinking, urging prevention over cure. Recommends keeping liquor out of family shopping areas and criticizes clergy advice to focus on buyers rather than sellers. Mary Schultz Roswell addresses the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Peters
Mary Schultz
Roswell
Roswell PTA Panel Discusses Education Values at Meeting
At the Roswell Junior High PTA meeting on December 11 1950 Mrs Miles Talmadge led a panel on education with speakers Mrs L D Barbour on heart and Mrs Gilmer Nelson on honesty Also named are Roswell High School actors Sue Devel Mildred McKnight Margaret Smith Hugh Milton II and Steve Burkstaller tapped for the senior class play Tiger House Other items include the Roswell Home Economics Club honoring a bride elect Mary E Rutledge and Beta Sigma Phi Rho chapter pledges at the Roswell Country Club with new members Marjorie Stickland C R Chapman Betty Blewette and Maurene McFeely acknowledged.
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PTA
Miles Talmadge
L.D. Barbour
Gilmer Nelson
Sue Devel
Mildred McKnight
Margaret Smith
Hugh Milton II
Steve Burkstaller
Roswell High School
Tiger House
Ellen Morris
Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Roswell Country Club
Marjorie Stickland
C.R. Chapman
Betty Blewette
Maurene McFeely
New Mexico Officials Use Flowery Language and Pledges
In Santa Fe, state government language is mocked as gobbledygook with terms like central thrust and flow chart of activities. The piece notes payroll phrasing, affirmative action terms, and disputed actions involving Echols, Rutherford, and others as political talk and policy jargon.
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Santa FE
Environmental Improvement Board
Arizona Public Service Company of
New Mexico
Al-Anon
Alcoholics Anonymous
CHAM
PUS
Uniformed Services
Bruce King
Tibo Chavez
Senate
Highway Department
New Mexico Retail Association
Odis Echols
Bob Gold
Echols
Clovis
Gold
Tommy Rutherford
Albuquerque
Rutherford
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Arizona
Morris Udall
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Tommy
Afl-Cio
COPE
Committee On Political Education
National Education Association
PACE
Political Action Committee
Citizens Committee For Good Government
Corporation
Union
Jerry Apodaca
Sen
Carlos Jaramillo
John Block
State Construction Industries Commission
Wayne Bowles
Santa Fe County
Lamy Junction
Santa Fe Airport Road
Spy bug traced to Soviet Union in U S House hearing room
FBI experts traced a miniature listening device found in a House International Relations Committee hearing room to the Soviet Union. The dead battery device, discovered in 1973, could have recorded talks on SALT disarmament, military aid, and Vietnam withdrawal. Chairman Thomas Morgan urged steps to locate culprits and secure other sensitive rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FBI
Soviet Union
House International Relations Committee
Thomas Morgan
D-Pa
Great Britain
Russia
Morgan
House
Carl Albert
Appropriations, Armed Services and
Joint Energy Committees
U.S
Old Rules of Flying Rise From 1930s Stewardess Duties
Art Buchwald recalls early airline days when stewardesses followed strict rules. The piece lists formal conduct, baggage tagging, serving picnics, salute to pilots, clock winding, dusting cabins, and safety cautions. It contrasts then with modern respect in flight.
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Washington Airlines
Association of
Flight Attendants
Swat
Belgrade
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
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Gallup
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Las Vegas
N.M. Game Commission
Lone Stranger & Pronto
Nlm
Siberian
Jack Anderson
Ment
Center For Disease and Control
Center
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Art Buchwald
Mary Stephen
St. Peter's
Paul Newman
Hollywood
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