No U S Bailout Editorial Warns Against NYC Rescue
The editorial opposes federal aid to New York City amid its financial crisis. It notes President Ford and Vice President Rockefeller disagree on relief, cites Federal Reserve concerns, urges cities to balance budgets, and warns aid would invite other states to seek similar help.
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Ford Administration
New York City
New York
Ford
Rockefeller
White House
Congress
Ron Nelsen
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Joint Economic Committee
Burns
New York State
Illinois
Washington
Mr. Rockefeller
Public Commission on Nixon Records Stalls in Washington
The proposal to form a bipartisan Public Documents Commission to rule on ownership of records from former President Nixon remains dormant. Lawmakers and officials report no meetings or confirmed members, with the panel yet to be supervised amid ongoing litigation over whether records are public property or Nixon private property.
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Public Documents Commission
National Commission
Nixon
John Brademas
D-Ind
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Congress
Ford
Senate
Capitol Hill
Senate Government Operations Committee
Defense, Justice and State Departments
Unheard Warning on Ford Energy Plan Memo
Five civil servants in the OMB warned Frank Zarb that Ford energy proposals could worsen inflation and unemployment. They urged the President to ignore instant expert demands, abandon energy taxes, and favor price decontrol to avoid harming the economy.
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Washington
Ford
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Frank Zarb
Zarb
Mr. Ford
Henry Kissinger
Camp David
State Department
Wallace Strength Seen In Western Europe Tour
Gallup reports Gov. George Wallace maintains strength comparable to his 1968 peak as he tours Western Europe. A national three way trial heat shows Ford at 41 percent, Humphrey at 32, Wallace at 20 with 7 percent undecided.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
George Wallace
Europe
Wallace
Ford
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Gerald Ford
Question to Thelma Clore on labor and public employee bargaining
The Star Forum publishes a citizen question to State Senate candidate Thelma Clore about Henry Howell’s claim that Gov Mills Godwin seeks to divide and suppress workers to undermine organized labor and the right of public employees to bargain. Mrs Richard L Hetland, 288 Country Club Terrace Winchester, submits the query.
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Henry Howell
Mills Godwin
Virginia
Richard L. Hetland
Country Club Terrace
Winchester
Letters to the Star Editor raise questions on school reinstatement
Readers pressure for transparency on a judge's reversal in the Howard Vocational School case. A second letter contends national issues, citing communism and the death penalty, while a third suggests merchants lower awnings to protect shoppers on rainy days.
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the Star
Howard Vocational School
Robert L. Gray
Braddock St
Winchester
United States
Karl Marx
Supreme Court
V. I. Lenin
E. Michael Luby
Rt. 1
Connally’s 60 Day Tour Signals 1975 Presidential Gambit
James Reston writes that Texas Governor John Connally will tour the nation for 60 days to discuss national issues and promote his views. Connally faults Ford, backs Reagan prospects, and hints at possible independent or party moves, while oscillating between support and critique.
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John Connally
Texas
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Big John
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Gerald Ford
Connally
Navy
the Treasury
Nixon
Agnew
Reagan
Johnson
N.Y
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Star Forum
Thelma Clore
State Senate
Russia
Franklin H. Leinbach
Featherbed Lane
By James Reston
Big John Connally
Face the Nation
Winchester Evening Star
Thomas T. Byrd
Lewis H. Ebert
Douglas B. O'Connell
David H. Smith
Eugene P. Miller
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