Carter aims modest changes to Ford budget for 1978
President Carter is expected to propose limited shifts from Ford’s 1978 budget with a potential 15 billion in added spending to fund jobs and public works, boosting total outlays to about 456 billion if approved. He plans to focus on defense and HEW programs while preserving most of Ford’s lines, with final decisions due after hearings set for February 21.
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Waslington
Carter
Gerald R. Ford
Congress
Ford
Office of Management
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Badget
Bert Lance
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Public Service
Defense
Harold Brown
Defense Department
Brown
He Iay
HEW
Joseph Califano
Carter orders cutback in pomp and ceremony
Washington AP reports President Carter moving to scale down foreign visitor welcomes at the White House. He aims to reduce trumpet signals and the large military display to lessen the imperial presidency and streamline noontime South Lawn ceremonies for guests such as Mexican President Lopez Portillo and Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau.
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Washington
White House
Carter
Hie
Lex Granun
Bul Granun
Jose Lopez Ortillo
Merre Elliot Trudeau
John F. Kennedy
South Lawn
Army
Druws Corps
Truman
Eisenhower
National Airport
Andrews
Force Base
Washington Streets
Kennedy
Blair House
Pennsylvania Avenue
House hears open forum on proposed 13000 pay raise
Washington AP reports the House, blocked from stopping the 13000 pay raise, holds a three day hearing by the Post Office and Civil Service Committee. Rep Wattiam Ford chairs as members may speak against the raise, though no vote is expected to halt it. The automatic pay increase would take effect Feb 20 unless Congress acts.
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House
Post Office
Wattiam Ford
Mich
Senate
Fire kills over 100 cats in Suffield boarding house
A makeshift animal boarding house in Suffield burned for over two hours, killing more than 100 cats and injuring a 4 year-old woman who reportedly lied to protect them. Three out-of-town cat fanciers ran the place. one caretaker, Ara Niewiyrk, was treated and released after smoke inhalation. About 10 cats were saved.
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Suffield
Conn
Thames
Achualhouse
Ara Niewiyrk
Artford Woaplal
Cosmonauts Prepare to Link Up With Space Laboratory
Two Soviet cosmonauts Viktor Gorbatko and Yurn Glankoe orbited Earth awaiting docking with the Salyut 5 space laboratory aboard Soyuz 24. Tass reported the mission aims to continue scientific and technical studies begun on Soyuz 21, with docking timing and duration unclear after a prior docking failure in October.
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Balyvi 5 Space Laboratory
Viktor Gorbatko
Yorn Glankoe
Hia
Apsco
Tass
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Maat
Space Lab
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Glarkow
Salyul
Bemace Laboratory
Confirmation prospects loom for Admiral Turner CIA head
Washington AP reports Admiral Stansfield Turner, Carter’s second CIA nominee after Theodore Sorensen withdrew, appears certain to win Senate approval. Hearing dates not yet set as Turner faces broad support despite some senators preferring a civilian head for the agency.
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Adan
Stansfield Turner
Carter
Central Intelligence Agency
Juny Lace Hough
Hoth
Robert C. Hurd
W.va
Howard
Baker Jr
Maculay
Turner
Senate Intelligence Committee
Europe
CIA
Theodore Sorensen
Senate
Cartes
Tan Warnke
Aris Control and Disarmament Agency
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Warcke
Armed Services
Appett
Gary Hart
Dole
Serviert
Warthe
Soto
Fragmented notice with garbled local details
A damaged OCR item references a Daly area address, payments, and a republication notice. It mentions labor lax, rent, and a car paper with a 7 cent rate, plus amounts like 57 and 19 30, but the text is unintelligible and lacks clear entities or a cohesive event.
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Daly
Vandre
New Veres
Cartier
Alameth
Whales Beach Mystery Spurs Autopsies in Mayport
Beached pilot whales near Fort George Inlet in Mayport face autopsies as scientists seek causes for mass beaching. About 200 whales were stranded during a two day effort, with 80 on shore and 12 near death. Marine officers, volunteers, and up to 60 USS Lawrence crew assisted. Researchers probe inner ear parasites as a possible culprit under Smithsonian and National Marine Fisheries Service oversight.
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Jacksonville
Fis
Florida Marin Patrol
Mayport
St. John’s River
Florida Marine
Thomas
Ning
Thanos
Ato
Silhsonian Institution
National Marine Fisheries Service
USS
Lawrence
GM profits soar as sales hit new all time high
GM posted a record year with net profits of 32.9 billion on 472 billion in sales, surpassing VW's combined profits amid a deep car industry recession. Full year earnings per share reached 30.06, doubling 1973 levels, with Q4 profits of 797 million and a quarterly revenue of 3.1 billion. Ford and Chrysler expected to report record results later this month.
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Ullmakh
APL
General Motors. Corp
Sobanthon
Ford Motor Co
Cheyster Con
Maryland Lottery Draw Report Failing Clarity
Fragmentary text shows a Maryland Numbers game draw with unclear date and numbers. Readable pieces indicate a wining number and daily lottery context but lack完整 details such as the exact draw date, winning digits, and participant information.
Ford trims prices on small cars
Ford Motor Co lowers base prices on its small cars by up to 50 dollars to spark consumer interest. At the same time, Ford raises prices for large optional eight cylinder engines by up to as much as to push buyers toward smaller, fuel efficient standard engines. This move makes Ford the third automaker to cut small car prices as compact and subcompact sales lag while larger cars stay pricey.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Cy
Ford
Furl
Water Conditioners Available Kent of Bay 15 Day Free Trial
Servisoft 733-8191 advertises water conditioners available in Bay area with a 15 day free trial. Kent of Bay is featured in the notice.
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Servisoft
Kent of Bay
Princeton student declines A bomb information requests
Princeton University student Stan Phillips, 21, said two foreign embassies Pakistan and France approached him in Washington to obtain details from his 31 page paper on constructing an atomic weapon. He refused, noting that much information is public and warned of nuclear proliferation risks amid India’s existing capability. A Pakistani Embassy spokesman confirmed the approach.
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Princeton University
Stan
John A. Philips
New Haven
Conn
Marklay
Washington, D.C
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CVA
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Nforaed Sen Wolhagn
Senate
Pakistan
India
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