Ford and Carter tax comparison shows higher rate for Ford
President Ford paid 38 percent of his $251 991 gross income in 1975 taxes while Carter paid 13 percent of $136 139. Carter used a 41 702 investment tax credit and income averaging to reduce taxes. Ford did not release full returns but cited a 10 year financial statement.
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Endgame misplay in club slam on Goren Bridge match
Chess like bridge analysis from a 1976 Chicago Tribune feature shows two expert declarers missing a superior line against singleton club king. The piece notes South structure with two over one response, Blackwood slam route, and a better cross to hand sequence that guarantees contract with correct play.
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Illness Furloughs 1000 Workers at Western Pa Electronics Plants
More than 1,000 workers were furloughed at two western Pennsylvania electronics plants due to a mysterious illness. A union official calls for future contracts to protect workers laid off from such hazards. Separate cases also appeared at a Litton Industries plant in Grants Pass Oregon and a Robertshaw Controls Co facility, with dizziness and stomach pains reported.
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New York Targets 41 Electoral Votes in Carter Ford Campaign Swing
Carter and Ford press through New York as the state with 41 electoral votes becomes a focal point. Carter heads from Plains to Detroit and Columbus while Ford rails at taxes and promotes relief for taxpayers amid probing calls about Watergate era conduct.
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Senator Haskell Granted Uncontested Divorce in Colorado
Sen. Floyd K. Haskell and wife Ellen Nicoll Haskell were granted an uncontested divorce by Arapahoe County District Court Judge Philip Gregg. The couple, married 34 years, filed a joint petition in January and the decree was issued Tuesday on its basis.
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