Higher taxes near U S tax bill veto upheld
The House sustained President Ford's veto of a bill extending 1975 income tax cuts by 265 to 157 with two present. If enacted tax cuts lapse, a typical worker faces a $3 to $4 weekly tax increase starting Jan 1. Speaker Carl Albert had accused the White House prior to the vote.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
House Today
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Andrew Jacobs
D-Ind
William L. Hungate
DMO
House
Carl Albert
White House
Washington
New Mexico
U.S
Harold Runnels
Manuel Lujan
William S. Greener
Albert
Rhodes
John J. Rhodes
Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
D-Ore
Disaster drill planned for RIAC DC-9 crash April 22
Roswell officials and FAA plan an annual disaster drill at RIAC to test emergency response for a DC-9 crash on April 22. City agencies hospitals and universities will participate to simulate casualties and rescue operations.
Roswell Plans Aircraft Disaster Drill Set for April 22
The ness Office led the first planning meeting Wednesday for an aircraft disaster drill scheduled at Roswell Industrial Air Center on April 22. Local officials and agencies will participate in the full scale exercise to test emergency response.
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Ness
Roswell Industrial Air Center
NWS
Roswell Adopts Public Cooperative Trash Can Ordinance
The Roswell sanitation chief reports high cooperation as a new ordinance bans 50 gallon oil drums and requires 20 to 32 gallon cans since July 1. A survey shows 94 of 100 residents say they comply, but 64 percent doubt the plan is working and complaints focus on can condition after extended use and alloy issues.
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Roswell Daily Record
Roswell
Sedillo
Montoya to release income and holdings records
Sen Joseph Montoya will publish his personal income and real estate holdings for the first time in a 40 year political career. Aide Jim Boyer said the figures will be filed in the Congressional Record and issued in a press release after final review.
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Albuquerque
Joseph Montoya
Montoya
Jim Boyer
Boyer
Albuquerque Tribune
Bush bid okayed by Senate committee for CIA post
The Senate Armed Services Committee voted 12 to 4 to approve George Bush as CIA director. President Ford later ruled Bush out as a potential 1976 vice presidential candidate in a letter to Chairman Stennis. Four Democrats opposed the nomination.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
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Central Intelligence Agency
Ford
Bush
John C Stennis
D-Miss
CIA
Thomas J McIntyre
New Hampshire
John C Culver
Iowa
Gary Hart
Colorado
Patrick J. Leahy
Vermont
White House
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