Congress adjourns amid trade bill and aid measures
The 93rd Congress plans to adjourn with the long delayed trade legislation for Ford, plus a minor tax bill and a child support enforcement measure. It also awaits Senate bills on court trials, anti poverty programs, shipbuilding subsidies, and wild river preservation. A $4.8 billion emergency appropriation funds jobs and unemployment benefits for about 12 million, plus $812 million for veterans and education.
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Ford Signs Bill To Return Nixon Tapes To Government
President Ford signed legislation returning custody of Richard Nixon’s tapes and documents to the government, reversing a prior agreement with the GSA. The law grants public access to most materials while withholding national security items, with Nixon retaining limited rights and ability to seek damages. Nixon’s lawyers sought to appeal a court order allowing public broadcast of key tapes used in the Watergate case.
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Rudd Family Spreads Christmas Spirit With Eight Acre Display
BLUE CREEK Ohio residents Carl Rudd and his 12 member family light up an eight acre farm with 18 000 bulbs, plywood figures, and a Bethlehem manger. Visitors number in the thousands, traffic jams have occurred, and the display, now in its 11th year, costs about 3000 dollars annually.
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Church Seeks VA Aid to Boost Housing Industry
Senator Frank Church of Idaho urges directing part of a 1 billion dollar Veterans Administration fund to help the housing sector. He notes only 50 million was committed last year and cites a recession in Idaho's forest products and construction financing as causing job losses.
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Drug Abuse Manager Appointed Region I
Donald M. Linke named Manager of Region I Substance Abuse Program by Margot Tregoning Region I Director of the Idaho DHW. Linke holds a BA in Sociology from Eastern Washington State College 1966, pursued graduate work at Pacific Lutheran University and University of Utah, and earned a Master's from Washington State University in 1974. He has served since 1972 as Corrections Alcoholism Coordinator for 500 offenders at the Washington State Penitentiary and helped develop a program for 150 first offenders with social services and release planning.
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ISU Robbed by Gunman in Idaho Student Union
A lone gunman robbed the information desk at Idaho State University in Pocatello on Thursday night and fled with about $1,100. Police said the main desk in the student union is where students cash checks.
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