Taxpayers Benefit From Compromise Tax Plan
A Senate House conference panel for tax revision advances a compromise bill with a $15 billion annual tax cut through 1977. Key provisions include expanded child care credits up to 400 dollars per child and 800 for two or more, changes to sick pay, IRA provisions for workers and spouses, simplification of rates, and home sale and legal service tax exemptions. Rejected items include tuition credits and energy credits.
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Congress Rushes Work As Election Day Nears
The 94th Congress moves to finish key items before campaigning resumes. Senate debates antitrust reform with a final vote planned while House schedules Clean Air Act revisions. Tax law tweaks could extend 15 billion in individual cuts through next year, with adjournment aimed by Oct 2 to allow a month of campaigning before the Navy election.
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World Council of Churches Holds U S Conference Plenary
Delegates from 286 Protestant Anglican Orthodox and Roman Catholic bodies gather in Brunswick Georgia for a three day plenary meeting of the U S Conference of the World Council of Churches. The session follows the Nairobi 1975 gathering.
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Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
Daily cryptoquote with letters mapping and clues across and down. Includes a word puzzle phase and a sample code explanation from Longfellow.
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Carter comments spark shift in marijuana views
Jeff Carter says he does not recommend marijuana after trying it and urges leniency in laws to avoid harsh penalties. He hints his father may push decriminalization if elected president, while his family campaigns in the South. Kate Smith remains hospitalized for an upper respiratory infection. Thatcher says her chances of becoming UK PM are not bad after Pakistan visit. Brezhnev and Phomvihan discuss Laos in Moscow. Schlesinger arrives in Beijing for talks and potential tours of Sinkiang and Inner Mongolia with atomic test sites nearby.
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Laos
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Soviet Union
Goren Bridge Strategies and a Remarkable Slam Play
The article reviews a 1976 bridge hand by Charles H. Goren and Omar Sharif from the Chicago Tribune. It details South's bold slam attempt, North-South bidding, West's diamond lead, and a club finesse that secured the contract. It also promotes a companion offer for DOUBLES guidance and a mailing address for a copy.
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Real estate offers enduring value for investors
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