Ford presses for spending link in tax cut package
President Ford veto warning looms as House pushes a 13 billion tax cut plan without curbs on spending. Senate faces time pressure with Dec 31 expirations and calls for a 295 billion spending target. A compromise may emerge, but a veto remains possible if spending is not tied to tax cuts.
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Slow Yet Realistic View Of 1976 Economic Outlook
Economists see October Index decline as a pause in recovery, not a downturn. Conference Board forecast expects GNP to rebound by 5.8 percent after a 3.1 percent 1975 drop, with inflation easing to 6.6 percent and unemployment near 7.8 percent in 1976.
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Ford backs Arab led peace move over Israeli protests
Ford presses Palestinian issue at UN and supports six month Golan Heights peacekeeping. Moynihan overruled, signaling a shift toward a possible independent Palestinian state and broader bipartisan backing, with Kissinger to comment publicly on the policy.
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Pike's contempt threat hurts Congress and harms checks and balances
In this column William Safire mocks Otis Pike for pursuing contempt charges against Henry Kissinger. The piece argues such actions undermine separation of powers, warn that wielding contempt for headlines weakens government, and labels Pike as chasing a blowsoft reputation.
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Salvation Army Christmas basket program questioned by reader
A Star letter questions the shift from The Salvation Army to C Cap for the Social Service Council basket program. The writer urges cooperation among agencies to avoid duplication, citing Salvation Army’s ongoing 7 day aid and calling for a unified approach to reach the needy beyond Christmas.
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Bayh Udall Favorability Among Opinion Leaders in 1976 Poll
George Gallup reports that Birch Bayh and Morris Udall rate well among national opinion leaders evaluating 16 Democratic presidential contenders. Humphrey and Muskie top the list, with Bayh and Udall close behind alongside Henry Jackson. McGovern Wallace Shriver rank as least acceptable.
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