Congress Extends Jobless Benefits in High Unemployment Areas
The House and Senate approved a measure to extend up to 65 weeks of unemployment benefits for about 250 000 workers in hard hit areas. The bill, backed by Congress, preserves a $200 million feature of the 1975 Tax Reduction Act and cuts off if not extended by March 1977. The same session saw impasse over a housing bill after amendments affecting GNMA mortgage fees.
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Senate
Ford
Congress
National Mortgage Association
GNMA
FBI charges two with Soviet spying
FBI arrests Sarkis Paskalian of New York and Sahag Dedeyan of Rockville Maryland on charges of spying for the Soviet Union. Paskalian faces conspiracy to gather national defense information. Dedeyan is charged with failing to report illegal photographing of national defense data.
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Soviet Union
Sarkis
Paskalian
New York
Sahag K. Dedeyan
Rockville
Lebanon
United States
Dedeyan
Dedegan
National Defense
Operations Research Inc
Silver Spring
Applied Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
Eduard B. Charciyan
United Nations
City in running for center in Roswell site
Gov Apodaca may place a southeastern citizen service center in Roswell Artesia or Carlsbad as final decision likely within a month The governor has indicated Artesia offered office space and several criteria including location population and state office compatibility guide the choice Workshops will train personnel before operations.
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Jerry Apodaca
Rich de Uriarte
de Uriarte
Artesia
Carlsbad
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Apodaca
Nixon testifies before Watergate grand jury in San Clemente
Former President Richard Nixon testified under oath for 11 hours over two days at the U S Coast Guard station in San Clemente California. The session occurred Monday and Tuesday with two grand jury members present and was voluntary according to his lawyer. The testimony details were not released while the grand jury continues investigating tape deletions Rebozo finances and campaign contributions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
California
Watergate Grand Jury
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U.S. Coast Guard Station
San Clemente
Calif
Herbert J. Miller
Watergate
Grand Jury
Nixon White House
C.G
Bebe’’ Rebozo
Miller
Henry S. Ruth
U.S. District Court
D. Ehrlichman
Thefts From Autos Reported In City
The city police investigated several thefts from cars on Thursday. Victims included Mary Bradley, Paul McLemore, and Billye Morgan, reporting a tape player, a battery, and a CB radio setup valued over $100 stolen from their vehicles. A separate incident involved a bicycle stolen from A D Alexander.
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Futura Drive
Paul W. McLemore
E. Chisum St
Billye G. Morgan
W. Baylor Ave
Miss Bradley
McLemore
Morgan
Citizens Band
A. D. Alexander
E. First St
Market Gains In Quiet Trading On New York Exchanges
U S stocks show tentative gains with the Dow up 1.02 to 875.16 while gainers and losers balance on the NYSE. Fed data hint a softer loan demand and lower rates, keeping market cautious after recent rate increases. AMEX index rises .17 to 92.87 amid autos rally and earnings recovery hopes.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Real Estate Expert Promises Savvy Buyer Help
A seasoned agent assures buyers who are serious and financially capable will benefit from listing with a Realtor. He explains knowing holdout periods, mortgage options, earnest money handling, lease options or seller financing, and the ability to arrange financing and close correctly.
Queen Elizabeth to visit United States in 1976 Bicentennial year
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh accepted President Ford's invitation for a U S state visit during the 1976 Bicentennial year. This would be her second U S visit since her 1952 coronation, following a 1959 stop with President Eisenhower at the Canadian border.
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Britain
Elizabeth II
Duke of
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Canadian
Subscription rates and AP notice for Roswell paper
Rates in advance by mail or carrier cost 36 dollars. In Roswell and trade territory by carrier 3 dollars per month three months nine dollars six months eighteen dollars one year thirty six dollars. Second Class postage paid at Roswell New Mexico. Member of the Associated Press. The AP may reproduce local news and dispatches.
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N.M
Associated Press
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