Ford requests record defense budget for 1978
President Ford proposed a defense budget of about 153 billion for fiscal 1978 starting Oct 1, aiming at rapid modernization including MX ICBMs, B1 bombers, Trident submarines, and new Navy ships while arguing the Soviet program requires sustained U S readiness. Carter pledges cuts but Ford's plan assumes inflation and asserts security needs.
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Donald Rumsfeld
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Carter Administration
Carter aides begin work on changes to budget plan
Ford pushes a 12 billion dollar defense rise to 112 billion with limited bomber and MX missile outlays. Tax cuts total 7.2 billion this year, then 24.7, 37.2, 19.4 and 90.8 billion through 1982. Carter positions on NX missile unclear as aides discuss likely revisions.
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Carter
Congress
James T. Lynn
Sorensen nomination to head CIA faces Senate chairman scrutiny
Washington AP reports Senator Daniel Inouye and others will question Theodore Sorensen as President elect Carter's CIA nominee. Support hinges on his past service to Kennedy and alleged handling of secret documents, with critics dubbing the pick a major Carter blunder while Carter defends him.
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Local notice and rates from The Daily Mal publication
Fragmentary local notice from The Daily Mal listing holidays and addresses, with misread pricing and subscription terms. Mentions 7 Summenis Ave Hagerstown and Napecslows postal context, plus weekly and monthly rates and partial rate table figures.
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Washington Goes Hog Wild for Carter Inauguration
Washington explodes with celebration for Jimmy Carters inauguration week with galas, concerts, poetry readings, open houses, and a large televised ceremony. The festivities include a 17 500 seat platform, thousands more viewing from the Mall, and a two hour parade up Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House.
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Rational Archives
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Carter prepares for oath as Plains awaits transition
In Plains Georgia three days before inauguration Carter names one new aide Bobby Smith focus on Agriculture Department affairs. Carter staff pack files at the Americus post office federal building as Jody Powell meets with him and Carter reiterates support for Theodore Sorensen as CIA director nominee.
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Food stamp cuts proposed to save nearly $1 billion
President Ford seeks to trim food stamp benefits to save about 1 billion dollars for the 1978 fiscal year amid ongoing budget battles. The plan would reduce eligibility and tighten benefits, with administration officials citing current costs near 5 billion and potential reductions if Congress approves.
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USDA
Bob Bergland
Two U.S. Servicemen Die as Navy Launch Capsizes in Barcelona Harbor
A 36 foot U S Navy launch ferrying sailors from weekend leave capsized in Barcelona harbor after colliding with a 4390 ton Spanish freighter Urloa. Two sailors were killed and nineteen others hospitalized with injuries and drowning symptoms. Dozens remained trapped briefly before divers righted the craft. Names pending next of kin notification.
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Policeman Mistaken for Would-Be Assassin at Mobutu Visit
A Belgian plainclothes officer disarmed a man accused of carrying a submachine gun near President Mobutu during a state visit to Belgium. The man claimed security status from Zaire and produced a passport, with embassy officials confirming he belongs to the security service. Belgian authorities sought further identification as the incident prompted security reviews.
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