Tax Burden on Middle Incomes Doubles in 20 Years
Washington figures show middle income families pay twice as much tax as two decades ago while federal workers' average salary rose 182 percent from 1955 to 1973. Private sector wages averaged 8 900 in 1973 as domestic program spending climbs to 25 4 percent of GNP.
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Washington
Money recovered from Dumpster saves a taxpayer tale
Fern Kieser dropped a money bag into a city Dumpster and, after a help call to Sanitation, Jack Gladman and crew retrieved the bag. Cleodis McNealy and Silverio Martinez assisted. The reward was refused, and Kieser expressed gratitude. The Tall Texan notes add a quip on taxes and a civic plea for a single word on trash cans.
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Charlene Neale
Fern Kieser
Jack Gladman
Cleodis McNealy
Silverio Martinez
House Approves One Year Farm Bill Amid Costs
The House passed an emergency one year farm bill by 259 to 162 to aid farmers facing high costs. It boosts supports for wheat cotton and livestock feed grains and tightens dairy price adjustment rules. Estimated cost to the government about 470 million with consumer impact disputed. The bill advances to the Senate for consideration.
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Washington
House
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
Arm
Ec Ford Administration
Senate To Tackle Legislation On Dairy Supports
Rep. Frederick W. Richmond of New York pushed an amendment to keep dairy support at 80 percent while requiring recomputation of the price every three months. The House struck a provision to raise supports to 85 percent only by calendar adjustments, citing cost to consumers.
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Frederick W. Richmond
D-N.y
House
Agriculture Committee
Brooklyn, N.Y
Richmond
Hearst Seen In Colorado
Fremont County Sheriff says a rancher described Patricia Hearst as being in the area last week and believes she left for Albuquerque New Mexico. FBI confirms no Colorado sightings and notes no reports of Patty Hearst in Colorado last week.
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Canon City
Colo
Denver
Patricia Hearst
John Vernetti
Fremont County
Miss Hearst
Vernetti
Albuquerque
N.M
N.M. Vernetti
FBI
San Francisco
Charles Bates
Hearst
Patty Hearst
Colorado
Patricia
Penrose
Senate Moves Toward Passage of Broad Tax Package
The Senate, by 82 to 12, votes to repeal the oil depletion allowance with conditions for independents and advances a Mansfield backed substitute to speed action on a $31 billion tax plan. The package includes a $3 billion one time Social Security payment and changes to rebates and business credits, aiming for final passage as early as Friday.
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Senate
Ackage
Finance Committee
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Sapere
Inflation Tamed as Food Costs Slow in February
Government data show February consumer prices rose six tenths of a percent, the same as January, with meat and sugar costs easing to limit the food index. Non food items and services rose sharply, while overall inflation is seen moderating further, with economists predicting continued improvement.
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Washington
Labor Department
James L. Pate
Pate
Five Hundred Thousand Investment Brings 7-Eleven Stores to Amarillo
Six 7-Eleven food stores representing a $500 000 investment will open in Amarillo this July under Southland Corp. The announcement came at a noon Amarillo Country Club luncheon, with plans for local hiring and about 25 new jobs. Construction and site locations will be announced within two weeks as local expertise leads the project.
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Southland Corp
Amarillo
Amarillo Country Club
Frost
Southland Ice Co
John P. Thompson
Weather outlook for today and Saturday
Goop MORNINGS reports a fair day with partly cloudy night and Saturday. Cooler today with highs in the mid 70s and lows in the mid 40s. Winds from the west to southwest at 14 to 24 mph.
Kissinger brings Israeli ideas on Sinai to Sadat in Jerusalem
Henry Kissinger presented additional Israeli suggestions to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat after ten hours of talks in Jerusalem. U.S. officials said Israel had shifted its stance for the first time in two weeks as Kissinger considered a possible meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Vienna.
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Egypt
Henry Kissinger
Sinai
Anwar Sadat
Jerusalem
U.S
Secretary of
Kissinger
Middle East
Andrei A. Gromyko
Vienna
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