Godwin Considers More Budget Cuts If Shortfall Persists
Governor Mills Godwin warns of further state spending cuts to balance a projected 30 million shortfall unless the General Assembly acts. Options include a contingency reserve for 1976 78 and potential reductions to the 435 million general school aid fund. He already imposed a 5 percent cut, saved 100 million through hiring freezes and program cuts, and prefers not to borrow.
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Richmond
General Assembly
Mills Godwin
Richmond News Leader
Godwin
Atty
Andrew P. Miller
Assembly
Apprehensions in Break-in and Felonious Shooting
Off duty Frederick County sergeant helped nab suspects in a break in at C H Market Mountain Falls. Two juveniles await juvenile court action and two adults, Karen Sulser and Stephen Meadows, face breaking and entering and grand larceny charges with bonds set at 2000 each.
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Star
Frederick County
J. Alvin Johnson
Ford's Skiing Vacation Moves Into Homestretch
President Ford nears end of Colorado ski trip with 28 bills awaiting approval or veto. He signed a $9.3 billion federal water and power projects and energy research appropriation. Ford named John Carlson deputy press secretary and John Robson Civil Aeronautics Board chairman for 1976. He urged renewed drug control efforts while enjoying skiing and social events with guests at Vail.
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Vail
Colo
Washington
Ford
Air Force Courier
Colorado
U.S
Richard Bass
Jim Brown
Fords
Bass
John Carlson
White House
Carlson
Infantry
John Robson
Civil Aeronautics Board
Leftist Raid on Army Base Repulsed Near Buenos Aires
Twenty guerrillas attacked the 601st army communications base at City Bell near Buenos Aires but guards repulsed the raid. Two attackers were killed and two women were captured, with others escaping. A prior clash left 156 dead and many wounded. An attack also hit Rodolfo Arce’s home but caused no injuries.
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Lebanon
Musaitbeh
Tripoli
Zahleh
Buenos Aires
Argentina
601St Army
City Bell
601St
Rodolfo Arce
Arce
Peron
Ford and wife enjoy a night out in Vail
President Ford and Betty Ford spent six hours in Vail enjoying cocktails a private party dinner and dancing to Inkspots music at a nightclub. Secret Service checked a man who attempted to glimpse the Fords but released him with no detention.
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Vail
Colo
Ford
Betty
Fords
Inkspots
Rocky Mountain
Secret Service
Filing Ends for N.H. Presidential Primary
The filing period for the New Hampshire presidential preference primary ended at 5 p.m. Thursday with a Ford Reagan clash shaping the Republican race. Voters vote February 24. Fifteen Democrats filed, including six major contenders, creating a crowded field.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
New Year Programs Planned by Area Churches
Inside Today's Star features a list of local church New Year programs on the Church Page. JW Wrestlers James Wood's unbeaten squad faces stiff competition Monday in a holiday tournament in Maryland.
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National Safety Council
James Wood
Maryland
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