Study in Red Ink Deficit Woes Shape 1976 Budget Battle
The editorial argues that Ford’s 1976 budget proposals rise above administration plans, producing larger deficits. House and Senate committees seek higher outlays and deeper red ink, while forecasts rely on tax extensions and a gas tax. It urges living within means to curb deficits, criticizing excessive spending and inflationary measures.
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Editor Letter Digest on Local Governance and National Hunger
Letters from readers criticize Frederick County taxpayers groups and praise Dr. Brian Landes and Judge George Snarr. Others urge action on National Food Day with Hunger Fund appeals and community drives led by Winchester church groups. A reader references James Reston on Vietnam and questions leadership blame in Washington.
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Winchester
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Vietnam
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SUB funds shield autoworkers from recession in Florida trip
Detroit's SUB program plus COLA keeps auto workers at about 95 percent take home during layoffs, countering inflation and recession. Chrysler faces fund depletion while Ford and GM weather the downturn. the system demonstrates counter cyclical income maintenance as a social model.
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Henry Ford
SUB
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New York Times News Service
Help for the Little Ones In Faith Across the Sea
In the mid-nineteenth century a German couple emigrated to America leaving two sons with a relative. The boys, unable to speak English, carried New Testaments inscribed with a message about helping little ones. The verse moved strangers to aid them during their journey to the Midwest.
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Haig Faces Challenge of Keeping NATO Unite During Crisis
West's toughest boss Lt. Gen. Alexander Haig commands NATO Europe as U.S. leadership falters and Soviet power rises. He must unite a fraying alliance amid British defense cuts Greece Turkey tensions and Portugal's volatile regime while balancing American foreign policy setbacks and Western unity.
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Roll Call Report on April 7 9 votes in Congress
This roll call review covers April 7 9 with notable votes on science funding Older Americans Act and genocide resolutions The Science Foundation amendment sought quarterly grant lists and reviewer burdens while Genocide resolution passed 332 55 and energy debates split 42 47 and 46 38 with shifts on old oil pricing and production incentives.
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