White House targets $28 billion in budget cuts
The White House lists $28 billion in proposed cuts to press for a tax cut paired with spending reductions. Treasury Secretary Simon denies any Social Security or programs for school lunches child care Medicare or veterans benefits cuts.
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OMB
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Debris at plant site sifted after Texas explosion
State and federal investigators from the Railroad Commission US Department of Transportation and OSHA sifted debris at a natural gas plant in Golmsmith Texas after a 12 inch pipeline ruptured and exploded killing three workers F James C Fife Robbie J Carpenter and James E Lackey all from Odessa and injuring Virgil Faulkner Mike Arthur Harold Frymier.
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el Paso Natural Gas Co
Texas Railroad Commission
U.S. Department of Transportation Pipeline Safety Division
Occupation Health and Safety Administration
OSHA
West
Texas
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Robbie J. Carpenter
James E. Lackey
Odessa
Virgil Faulkner
Mike Arthur
Harold Frymier
Roswell Teenager Dies on 16th Birthday in Route Crash
A Roswell teen driving a 1976 sedan died on his 16th birthday when the car overturned five times east of the city near the Pecos River bridge. Four friends were injured but released from St. Mary's Hospital the same night. Richard J. Lara, a Goddard High School sophomore and varsity football and track participant, was pronounced dead at the hospital. Services at Ballard Funeral Home are pending.
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Pecos River Bridge
Richard J. Lara
Joe F. Lara
N. Greenwood Ave
Lara
St. Mary’s Hospital
Benny Montano
N. Orchard Ave
Marshall McShan
E. Grove St
Alex Crist
N. Beech Ave
Andy Nunez
Greenwood Ave
Goddard High School
Goddard
Doug Ragsdale
Ballard Funeral Home
Ford moves to seek Mid East aid after Sinai accord
President Ford plans to ask Congress for new military and economic aid to Middle East nations following the Sinai agreement. He signed a resolution authorizing 200 U S civilians at early warning stations in Sinai and said forthcoming aid requests would be sent within weeks. Washington officials stressed continued U S diplomatic efforts to advance peace prospects and sustain relations with regional partners. Syria reportedly seeks arms from France and possibly U S stockpiles, aiming to reduce Moscow’s influence.
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Congress
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Sinai
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Middle East
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Oval Office
United States
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House
Syria
Russia
Dutch American and Russian win Nobel in Economic Science
The Nobel Prize in Economic Science goes to T. Koopmans of Yale and L. Kantorovich of the Soviet Union for advances in optimum resource allocation theory. The 630000 kronor prize is split between them. Kantorovich, 63, works at the Mathematics Institute of the Soviet Academy of Science in Novosibirsk. Koopmans, 65, has been a Yale professor and led the Cowles Foundation. The award coincides with Sakharov’s Peace Prize, signaling a rare Soviet nuance.
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Sweden
Swedish
Royal Academy of Science
C. Koopmans
Yaleniversity
Leonid Kantorovich
Soviet Union
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Kantorovich
Koopmans
Sakharov
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Kremlin
Netherlands
Mathematics Institute
Soviet Academy of Science
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Swedish Academy
Roswell Saline Water Facility to Close by 1976
The Roswell Saline Water Conversion Test Facility is expected to close by mid-summer 1976 unless another agency takes over. Butcher notes 20 employees remain and work will phased out by fiscal year 1977 with possible transfer to GSA, local leaders cautious on future use.
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U.S. Office of Water Research and Technology
New Mexico
Roswell
William S. Butcher
Manuel Lujan Jr
R-N.m
General Services Administration
Butcher
Rep
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Clayton Stallings
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