Ford Offers Ifs on 1976 Run and Oil Crunch
President Ford on NBC outlined many ifs affecting his political plans and the economy. He warned Congress could halt his energy program by delaying an oil tariff removal, and argued for $300 million aid to South Vietnam while criticizing Hanoi for breaches of the Paris treaty.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Washington
Ford
Congress
NBC
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Geneva
Mideast
United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
One Charged in Bluffton Store Slayings
Police arrested a night club operator and search for a second suspect in the execution style killings of four people at a rural Bluffton Georgia grocery gas station during a robbery. Victims include Harris Mooney 41 Donnie Lashley 23 Charles Berry 17 and Robert Gordon 23.
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Bluffton, Ga
UPI
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
John Mansfield
Mansfield Enterprises, Inc
Bluffton
Georgia
Alabama
U.S 27
Atlanta
Florida Panhandle
Harris Mooney
Donnie Lashley
Mooney
Charles Berry
Robert Gordon
Lashley
Embezzlement Case Involving Former Magistrate in Idaho
The Idaho attorney general's office may assist in the prosecution of former Bingham County Magistrate Eugene McCoy charged with embezzling 4269 dollars from traffic bonds. Preliminary hearing tentatively set for February 27 28. Reid Larsen requested AG aid.
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Boise
UPI
Bingham County
Gordon Nielson
Criminal Justice Division
Reid Larsen
Eugene McCoy
Labor Plans Own Economy Deals
AFL-CIO leaders press Congress to cut individual income taxes by 15 billion for low and middle income families and speed big public works. They demand release of 19 billion in impounded highway and welfare funds and higher corporate taxes plus energy import controls.
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Charles E. Flinner
Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
America
Congress
Ford
Lane Kirkland
Afl-Cio General Board
Union
Penalties Due Child Labor Law Violation
The Labor Department proposed civil penalties for child labor violations under the FLSA with fines up to 1000 dollars per violation. The rulemaking, published in the Federal Register, outlines penalties, notices, exceptions, proceedings, and collection methods with comments due by February 10, 1975.
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U.S. Labor Department
Federal Register
Labor Department
Employment Standards Administration
U.S. Department of Labor
Washington, D.C
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Idaho
FBI
CIA
John Chancellor
Tom Brokaw
Ramu
Leon
Labor
Holland
Labor Energy Plan
T.B
Alpine
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