Skid Row Slasher Described In Police Profile
Los Angeles police describe the skid row slasher as a white, 20s to 30s man about 6 feet tall and 130 pounds. The hunt widens after an eighth victim, with a drawn composite, psychiatric panel profile, and threats the killer may strike again anywhere.
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Los Angeles
UPI
George A. Beck
Cmdr
Peter Hagan
Beck
Hagan
President Ford Proposes Broad Spending Delays and Cuts
President Ford asks Congress to defer or rescind 2.6 billion dollars in funding across health, education, and welfare programs to reduce the deficit. He seeks 11 billion dollars in total deferrals and 35 rescissions, with 769 million automatic deferrals unless Congress acts.
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Richard Lerner
Washington
Ford
Congress
Capitol Hill Stanley
Thomas Jr
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Harold Wilson
Wilson
White House
Korea
House
Senate
Office of Education
Commerce Department
House Panel Blocks Ford Food Stamp Increase Plan
The House Agriculture Committee voted 33 to 2 to block the White House March 1 food stamp cost rise. The measure delays a 30 percent aid share until year end 1975, keeping current aid levels and prompting potential Senate action and a possible veto showdown.
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Washington
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Thomas S. Foley
House
Foley
William C. Wampler
Wampler
Ford
White House
School Denies Firetrap Claim in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls School District 91 officials toured district buildings to rebut claims by Charles Greer of the American Federation of Teachers that the schools were firetraps. Administrators found fire safety provisions compliant and noted added extinguishers after Greer’s charges.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
UPI
Greer
Station Kid
Jack Schofield
Schofield
Farmer Predicts Serious Crisis By 1976 Says Consumer Flagship
Michael J. Conlon reports Sonny Covill of Burgaw North Carolina warns that by mid 1976 a severe food crisis could strike if action is not taken. He cites rising farm costs and corporate control from farm to shelf as driving farmers off the land and pushing prices up for consumers.
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Michael J. Conlon Washington
UPI
Sonny Covill
Burgaw
N.C
Covill
Consumer Federation of America
John Wayne
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