Senate Extends Oil Price Controls for 30 Days
The Senate approved a 30 day extension of oil price controls to Dec 15 allowing more time for finalizing the comprehensive energy bill. If not renewed, prices could rise to world levels, with Ford undecided on signing the final plan amid opposition from some conservatives.
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Tax Fight Puts New York City Rescue Plan at Risk
Gov Hugh Carey and state leaders plan talks in Washington with White House officials and accused lawmakers of stalling a near one billion dollar tax package aimed at stabilizing New York City finances. The meeting with President Ford aides signals possible federal involvement though delays persist as Simon is unavailable.
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Budget Growth Chart Signals NYC Budget Crisis Since 1965
The chart traces the rapid expansion of New York City's budget from 1965 onward, highlighting major line items and appropriations. It notes a growing fiscal strain that has intensified as the city faces a crisis in financing services and programs.
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House Panel Votes Kissinger Contempt Over Secrecy
The House intelligence committee voted 10 to 2 to cite Secretary of State Kissinger for contempt of Congress for defying subpoenas seeking all State Department requests for covert intelligence operations. White House counsel Buden cited executive privilege as Ford plans to refuse release. Chairman Pike said the panel received nothing on the subpoena.
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Workshop to Improve Human Relations Opens at Daniel Morgan
About 80 participants from students and community groups gather at Daniel Morgan Middle School for a weekend Community Organization Workshop sparked by Handley High disturbances. The event covers communication and discrimination issues with plans for follow up sessions and group commitments.
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New York Crisis Could Shape Winchester Bond Plans
The New York fiscal crisis may raise Winchester borrowing costs for Handley High School renovations and a city storm drainage overhaul. Winchester faces higher long term interest and tougher sale conditions as NY attains a wider impact on the municipal bond market.
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Youngsters Wrangler Sweatshirts and New Crafts at Hobby Shop
Bargain Corner lists kids Wrangler sweatshirts at 1.99 with new colored sand art and other crafts. Wine ripened tomatoes sold in 4 pound quantities for 1.00 along with wholesale tomatoes. Jiffy Quick and Boyce mentioned.
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Mother Believed Rosenbergs Guilty Says Tessie Greenglass
Newly released Justice Department documents reveal Tessie Greenglass told the FBI she believed Ethel and Julius Rosenberg were guilty and “a soldier of Stalin” after their 1953 execution. The 1957 Pollack study compiles FBI memos and a Bernard Greenglass letter noting lingering familial support for David Greenglass and continued doubts about the case.
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Star Crisis in New York City Editorial Overview
The Star presents a comprehensive view and commentary on New York City's fiscal crisis with two area educators and local financial leaders offering perspectives. A full page Summary from New York Magazine titled Twenty Critical Decisions that broke New York City is featured opposite the editorial page. The article on page 18 covers recent history of the citys financial crisis.
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