Senate ends antibusing stand in funding bill clash
In a rare Saturday session the Senate voted 56 to 27 to nullify the antibusing provision amid House demands to keep it in an $8.6 billion funding measure. A Scott amendment then passed 55 to 27, sending the bill back to a deadlocked House as debate spanned across leadership and filibuster motions.
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Richardson Named Ambassador Nominee for Britain
President Ford will nominate former Attorney General Elliot Richardson as ambassador to Britain. Henry Kissinger privately recommended Richardson for the post, with Ford endorsing the choice. Nomination timing and Senate confirmation are not disclosed.
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Coal firms plan injunctions to end picketing across states
Pittsburgh based coal mining companies and steel firms plan to file antipicketing injunction petitions in U S District Court next Monday. The move follows restraining orders in Cambria and Indiana Counties as 4000 UMW construction workers continue picketing spreading to West Virginia and Ohio. Over 20000 miners have been idled in the three states amid stalled talks and a dismissed Bargaining Council.
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Ford Giscard meet amid oil policy talks in Caribbean
Ford and Giscard dEstain met on Fort de France in Martinique as talks expected to ease a Franco American dispute over oil policy. Officials floated a possible summer conference to discuss long term pricing, new energy, and petrodollar recycling with three way negotiations. Giscard urged concerted US France cooperation to ease world tensions and stressed Israel Arab Palestinian settlement basics. Separately, UMW District 2 miners in Pennsylvania prepared a meeting about continuing picketing after a three year wage deal. 3,500 plus miners stayed idle last week, with 6,500 in western PA and 13,500 in West Virginia affected by construction pickets.
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Oil Price Rise Sets Stage for Higher Consumer Costs
Vienna reports indicate OPEC set a new crude price about 3 percent higher for the first nine months of 1975, with earnings of 10.12 per barrel. Iran proposes profits capped, while ministers warn prices could decline only if consumption drops. analysts expect consumer costs to rise as oil firms pass on higher crude costs.
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France Soir
France
West Germany
Die Welt
Energy policy meet under way at Camp David
President Ford's top economic and energy advisers began drafting a national energy policy at Camp David Maryland. Participants including Morton Brinegar Dent Greenspan Zarb and Seidman planned to consider mandatory fuel conservation within a broad set of options to be submitted to the President. Ford headed to Martinique for a three day meeting with French President Giscard d Estaing focusing on oil supply issues.
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Carribbean
Martinique
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Mardian Defense Is Most Intricate in Watergate Trial
Robert C. Mardian, former HEW general counsel, faces a complex defense hinges on whether he made a morning call after the Watergate arrests. Court records note the Beverly Hills trip on June 17, 1972, with Mitchell Magruder LaRue and others, and Liddy’s Washington contact about freeing the five burglary suspects.
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Fred LaRue
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G. Gordon Liddy
Magruder
California
Ronald Reagan
Burning Tree Country Club
Liddy
Richard G. Kleindienst
Mitchell
Kleindienst
Rockefeller nears coveted post after bruising hearings
Nelson Rockefeller moves toward the vice presidency as Congress prepares to confirm him within days. He faced sharp scrutiny over wealth and past actions, while allies praised his intellect and charm, and opponents warned of power and morality questions in a deeply divided hearing.
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D-Calif
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R-N.y
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Barbara Jordan
Texas
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