Ford rejects direct federal bailout for New York City
President Ford urged against federal bailouts and proposed amending bankruptcy laws to let New York City seek court relief if debts default. The plan would protect essential services while allowing a gradual recovery with state aid possible. Critics warn of increased federal credit and long recovery timelines.
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Ford
New York City
New York State
National Press Club
Washington
Policy Paralysis in U S Foreign Affairs Before 1976 Election
The piece argues that the 1976 campaign will freeze major policy decisions including Taiwan relations, SALT negotiations, Panama Canal issues, and Cuba ties. It notes conservative opposition within parties, and urges keeping diplomacy insulated from electoral fever to avoid hampering strategic aims. It recalls Eisenhower’s Suez stance as a cautionary example.
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Washington
United States
Ford
China
U.S
Taiwan
Peking
Moscow
Panama
Canal
Cuba
Canal Zone
Castro
Havana
Salt
Eisenhower
Forum questions and candidate responses in Frederick County
Editor notes invite citizen questions to candidates for Frederick County Board of Supervisors. Questions address chairman role, ordinances, employee levels, voter referendums, and collective bargaining. Candidates respond on accountability, fiscal restraint, governance, and salary decisions.
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Thomas Rosenberger
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
ED Guthrie
Mt. Falls
Winchester
Donald L. Baughman
S. Roger Koontz
MR. Baughman
MR. Koontza
Board of Supervisors
Majority favor Massachusetts gun license plan in Gallup poll
Gallup finds 8 in 10 nationwide approve a Massachusetts style gun license law. Among gun owners approval remains high at about 70 percent. The nationwide poll covers two major provisions and reports strong support for stricter handgun laws with 1,558 adults interviewed October 3-6 across 300 localities.
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Princeton
N.J
Gallup
Massachusetts
Isi Isades Cdesreasivtas
Cudeius Neasaraceahecentin Oe
Indnah Svaden
Shotun
Isnedie Ess Ccescubge
Cowen
Don Eves
Fortress America
United States
Rockefeller as Vice President Faces Political Upheaval
Nelson A. Rockefeller emerges as a highly active and controversial vice president under Ford. He pushes a bold energy plan with a $100 billion federal role and chairs the CIA inquiry commission, while navigating attacks over Attica and shifting views from liberal to conservative in New York politics.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Ford Administration
Ford
Congress
U.S
New York City
Presidential Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
United States
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
James B. Allen
Alabama
Goldwater
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United States of America
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Egypt
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Israel
Star Forum
Shirley Carter
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Winchester Evening Star
Thomas T. Byrd
Moneyer
Lewis H. Ebert
Douglas B. O'Connell
Dolly
David H. Smith
Eugene P. Miller
Rocky
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