Ford admin trims U.S. Steel price rise in inflation bid
The Ford administration wins a partial rollback of U.S. Steel price increases, trimming the rise from 4.7 to about 4 percent. Bethlehem Steel hikes around 24 percent to align with competition while Wheeling-Pittsburgh raises 5.5 percent on select lines. Ford praises the rollback and urges other firms to reconsider recent hikes.
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Christmas Eve Services Spark Winchester Holiday Spirit
Christmas 1974 arrives with church observances in Winchester as Grace Lutheran and Brad dock Street United Methodist hold services including children stories, carols, and Holy Communion. Forecasters predict mild temperatures, no white Christmas and uplifting community plans.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Martin Luther
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Bethlehem Christmas Security Tight as Israeli Troops Patrol
Bethlehem marked Christmas Eve under heavy guard with roadblocks on all routes and soldiers outside the Church of the Nativity. Pilgrims and tourists faced pass checks while Arab leaders criticized the precautions as unnecessary amid heightened threats from the PLO.
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Palace Hotel
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East Jerusalem
Florida Baptists
The
Palestine Liberation
Elias Freij
Yitzhak Rabin
PLO
Winchester Memorial Hospital to raise patient charges in 1975
Winchester Memorial Hospital will increase patient charges as of January 1 due to inflation and other circumstances. A semi private bed will cost 52 dollars per day, up from 41, with projected total per patient daily cost around 80.51 dollars and revenue up about 12.8 percent next year. The move aims to cover inflationary costs for about a year, not tied to the opening of new floors.
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Star
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Carl S. Napps
Virginia
Napps
Winchester Memorial
Veteran CIA Official James Angleton to resign from counterintelligence
James Angleton said he will leave the CIA at month end amid ongoing probes of alleged domestic spying. Ford ordered a CIA report on the matter while Kissinger faced questions about a survey of American citizens. Separate congressional investigations were announced for next year, and Colby was said to back Angleton's resignation.
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New York Times
William E. Colby
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R-Tenn
Jack Anderson
United States Intelligence Board
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Anderson
Watergate Special Prosecutor's Office
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