Ullman Fights Senate Home Buyer Tax Break
Rep. Al Ullman chairman of the Ways and Means Committee says the Senate Finance Plan granting up to 2000 in home buyer tax relief should be scrapped He warns of a hard line in reconciling House and Senate bills as differences threaten a long conference and Easter recess delay
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Washington
UPI
al Ullman
House
Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committee
Ullman
Finance Committee
Senate
Ford
Cambodia to repay 21.5 million in military aid
The State Department said Cambodia was overcharged 21.5 million for military weapons and ammunition in fiscal 1974 and will be repaid in military material of equal value. A Defense Department audit begun in May 1974 found the Army failed to deliver that ammunition under the Military Assistance Program.
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Washington
State Department
Cambodia
Robert L. Funseth
Defense Department
Brezhnev Attends Opening Session of Hungarian Congress
Brezhnev arrives for the 11th Congress of the Hungarian Communist party in Budapest amid Western reports of illness. Some witnesses say he appears drawn while East bloc sources dismiss claims of serious illness and possible resignation this year.
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Budapest
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Communist Party
Brezhnev
New York Doctors Strike Shuts City Hospitals
Thousands of physicians walked out today protesting conditions at 23 New York City hospitals. Emergency procedures were activated to maintain care for patients as the strike halted normal services, affecting inpatient and outpatient volumes across the system.
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New York
New York City
Shell in talks on $15 billion Iran partnership
Washington Shell Oil Co said it is negotiating a $15 billion, 20 year deal that would give the National Iranian Oil Co half interest in thousands of Shell service stations in the United States.
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Washington
Shell Oil Co
National Iranian Oil Co
Shell
CIA assassination probes rail limited inquiry into plots
A special presidential commission led by Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller will conduct a limited inquiry into whether CIA assassination plots against foreign leaders were carried out. The commission follows disclosures that such plans were discussed, seeking to establish facts and possible outcomes.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Special Presidential Commission
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Special Commission
Address protection debated in Arizona Senate hearing
Scottsdale mother Joan Schlosser urged the State Senate Judiciary Committee to shield crime victims home addresses from media disclosure after her son Jeffrey was killed. Senator John Roeder argued press freedom, while Senator Lucy Davidson pressed for restrictions citing violence. Roeder sought to narrow the bill to victims of violence.
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UPI
Scottsdale
State Senate
Joan Schlosser
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jeffrey
Sen
John Roeder
Roeder
Lucy Davidson
Tucson
Coronado High School library cuts theft with new detection system
Constance Mulholland reports a drop in book losses at Coronado High School after installing an airport style exit sensor system. In the first semester losses fall to 75 non fiction and 36 fiction books versus 415 and 243 in the prior year respectively. total annual losses were about 3200. About 900 students use the library daily. The pilot will determine if similar systems are used in Scottsdale’s other four libraries.
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Coronado High School
Constance Mulholland
Coronado Library
Scottsdale
Mulholland
Coronado
Nader Attacks Arizona Land Fraud and Nuclear Power Plans
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader criticized Arizona land fraud and proposed stronger federal consumer laws while urging residents to fund battles against rising utility bills. He warned that nuclear plants threaten reliability and national security and urged checks on utility charging practices during appearances in Phoenix.
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Ralph Nader
Arizona
Nader
Phoenix
Herb Ely
Unitarian Church
Lincoln Drive
FTC charges Horizon and AMREP over worthless land sales
The FTC accuses Horizon Corp and AMREP Corp of selling undeveloped lots in New Mexico, Texas, Arizona, Florida, and Missouri to about 215,000 buyers since the 1950s. Complaints allege properties were barren, inaccessible, with no utilities, yet marketed as home sites. The case seeks restitution and possible damages for buyers across multiple developments including Rio Communities and Rio Rancho.
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UPI
Federal Trade Commission Today
FTC
Horizon Corp
Amrep Corp
Horizon
New Mexico
Texas
Arizona
Florida
Missouri
Rosch
Rio Communities
Albuquerque
New York City
Horizons
AMREP
Rio Rancho
el Dorado
Santa Fe
N.M
Silver Spring Shores
Ocala
Fla
Oakmont Shores
Missouri Ozarks
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