Freshman Senate Members Challenge Tradition in 1970 Session
Washington report notes 16 new senators expect to be active in committees and debates opposing veteran leaders. They backed or opposed key issues such as ABM deployment and the 1970 tax bill, signaling independence from party discipline and the Nixon administration.
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Anderson Herald
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Steven Gerstri
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Ralph T. Smith
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Charles E. Goodell
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Goodell
Robert F. Kennedy
Goorrell
House
Jate
Everett
M. Dirksen
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Inflation Ties to U S World Policing says Hartke
Sen Vance Hartke of Indiana told Vincennes civic group inflation is fueled by the United States acting as the world police. He warned that high interest rates threaten the poor and aging, urging a return to strong defense and a stable economy while avoiding isolationism.
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Vincennes, Ind
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Vance Kartke
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Tax Filing Delay Granted to Farmers
Farmers receive an extended tax deadline due to a provision in the Tax Reform Act of 1999. The filing date for 1969 returns is extended from February 15 to March 15 for those not filing estimates, following a conference committee compromise and amended Senate action.
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Carl Gurils
American Farm Bureau Federation
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