Albert Says Tax Override Chances Good
House Speaker Carl Albert said odds look favorable for Congress to override President Ford's veto on extending 1975 tax cuts into the new year. He cited Republican interest in re election and noted the House would likely pass a six month extension, sending the bill to the Senate for swift approval.
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Needs of Poor Countries Urgent Conference Told
Paris session of 27 foreign ministers launches talks spurred by the oil crisis. Kissinger warns that poor nations face a 35 billion dollar deficit next year, with only 25 billion covered by aid and investment, urging joint action by industrial and oil-producing countries.
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High Court Adjourns Until Jan 12 in Campaign Spending Case
The Supreme Court postponed ruling on the 1976 campaign spending law until the election year, adjourned six weeks before the New Hampshire primary, and may hold a special session for Judge Stevens' swearing in. The case questions limits on donations and subsidies, with nine candidates already qualifying for initial matching funds.
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Court blocks postal rate hike delaying Saturday mail
U S District Judge John J Sirica halted planned Dec 28 postal rate increases including a 3 cent rise in first class letters to 13 cents. The ruling may force continued 10 cent rates and pause Saturday delivery while the Postal Service appeals amid heavy deficits and calls for new rate filings.
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Senate mulls end to Angola intervention amid defense bill clash
The Senate weighs an amendment to halt U S funds in Angola except for intelligence work as part of the 112 3 billion defense appropriation. The measure targets aiding factions opposing Soviet backed forces and backs O A U calls to end external military aid in Angola.
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Work Session Turns Into Full Meeting
City Council meeting in Reuss City Hall starts at 7 30 tonight open to the public. New councilwoman Effie Davis to be welcomed first, replacing Michael Foreman who resigned after becoming Winchester Circuit Court Clerk. Davis would be the council’s only woman and first black member. The session may discuss placing the police and fire chiefs under City Manager Wendell Seldon, a change urged by a city management study to streamline safety operations. Mayor Stewart Bell and Fire Chief Gene Dailey support the plan.
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James W Colonels Clinch Third Straight Northwestern Win
The James W Colonels defeated Stonewall last night to secure their third straight win while Handley Clarke County and Warren County suffered losses in Northwestern District action.
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