Senate Pushes Student Tax Break Amid Broad Tax Bill
The Senate recommends a 250 annual tax credit for students paying college or vocational costs starting at 100 next July 1, rising to 250 by 1980. If the student works and files, the credit offsets taxes owed. otherwise it goes to the payer. The plan excludes room and board and would cost 1.1 billion yearly when full. It accompanies estate tax revisions and a separate 500 credit for Olympic training costs.
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A historical note from the Aiken Standard 1867 edition detailing publication schedule and mailing address. It notes afternoons except weekends, box and street address, ZIP code 29801, and AP dispatch rights. Also mentions no responsibility for ad omissions but offers corrections in the next issue.
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Owens Receives Medal of Freedom From President Ford
In the White House east garden, President Ford awards Olympic hero Jesse Owens the Medal of Freedom citing his character and achievements as a source of inspiration. Owens, famed for four Berlin golds, is highlighted as a symbol against Nazi racism.
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Riots Roil Soweto as Blacks Protests Escalate
Thousands of angry blacks roamed Soweto streets stoning vehicles and blocking roads while mobs molested workers heading to Johannesburg. The unrest followed days of violence linked to the June upheaval that left hundreds dead or injured and prompted police to rush reinforcements nationwide.
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Ford Hopes for VP Choice as Reagan Seeks Delegates
President Ford weighs running mate options after Kansas City. He broadens Vice Presidential adviser list and sends letters to 350 GOP officials while Reagan-Schweiker campaign presses for delegates in Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey. Ford trails Reagan in AP delegate counts with 1100 to 1035 and 76 to 10 in Pennsylvania. Connally says he would consider a running mate offer but defends against Watergate ties.
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