Congress opens budget battle in late January
Washington AP reports Congress takes votes this week that could signal support for President Ford's budget or Democratic efforts to reshape it toward social programs and economic stimulus. House Democrats aim to overturn Ford's veto of a 45 billion labor health education and welfare appropriation and vote on a 112 billion defense bill with a Angola civil war rider. Senate action looms on a 6 billion public works employment bill while budget hearings begin under the Budget Control Act. George Bush nomination to CIA director awaits Senate approval.
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Italy faces possible spring election after coalition collapse
Premier-designate Aldo Moro failed to secure a new Christian Democrat Republican majority and reported to President Leone that allies could not be found. Analysts foresee a public vote within months, with the Communists poised to gain if elections proceed.
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Paiute Loloma OLPH events and school notices update
Reading: square dance festival at Paiute School and Loloma assignments. Immunizations offered at Paiute and Our Lady with permission slips. Parada del Sol parade participation by school bands. Faculty changes at Paiute and Our Lady and various classroom activities. Community volunteer needs and upcoming events at Saloma Soloma and Our Lady.
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Hearst defense seeks five pretrial rulings in bank robbery case
defense lawyers press five motions as jury selection nears in Patricia Hearst trial. They ask to declare her brainwashed, suppress handwriting and jailer testimony, bar activity journals, admit stress test results, and dismiss the indictment citing alleged withheld evidence. Prosecution opposes lie detector results and seeks private interview rights for Dr. Kozol. Defense hints that William and Emily Harris aided brainwashing.
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South Africa completes withdrawal from Angola conflict
Westerners arriving from Angola report UNITA leaders saying South African troops have finished their withdrawal. MPLA, Soviet backed, has used jet fighters for the first time. MPLA seeks closer ties with the United States, with moderation seen as key to legitimacy amid radical factions.
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