Indiana Tax Plan Draws Praise and Protests at Hearing
Governor Otis Bowen’s tax restructuring faced mixed reaction at a public hearing in Indianapolis with labor and teacher groups seeking a progressive income tax while Indiana Manufacturers Association and Chamber of Commerce urged support. The Ways and Means Committee planned a vote later today. a Friday final vote was anticipated pending possible amendments.
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Indianapolis
Otis Bowen
House
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
Willis Zagrovich
Indiana Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers
Indiana Manufacturers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Senate
Phillip Gutman
Fort Wayne
Gutman
Senate Finance Comac
Kermit Burrous
Peru
Dennis Lanane
GM Payrolls Rise 10 Percent in Anderson in 1972
The two GM divisions Delco Remy and Guide Lamp reported combined payrolls of 314.6 million for 1972, up 6 percent from 1971 and a record. Payroll gains were aided by 43.9 million in local supplier spend and 17.45 million paid to Blue Cross Blue Shield.
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General Motors
Delco- Remy
Guide Lamp
Anderson
Perry House
Delco Remy
Carl W. Dobbs
Richard Gerstenberg
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Indiana
Emma
House
Delco-Remy
Delco
Son Of Elwood Man Not On Hanoi List
Elwood banker John E Held reports his son Major John W Held, a fighter pilot missing since April 1968 after a one man bomber crash near Song Be, is not listed among POW or MIAs in Hanoi peace lists. The family in San Antonio and Elwood continues efforts with POW MIA groups while awaiting clear accounts and hopes for his return.
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Elwood
Hanoi
Air Force
John W. Held
Vietnam
Held
U.S
John E. Held
S. L St
Saigon
Major Held
San Antonio
Tex
Ohio
The
Herald Tuesday
San Antonio Air Base
Elwood Federal Savings and Loan Company
Association of American Families of
Southeast Asia
Indiana Association
Paris
Naval Academy
Song Bee
Viet Cong
Madison County
Inside Story on Distrust in Government and Elections
The piece notes public distrust of government and officials. It cites campaign costs for Hudnut over Jacobs Jr. and Sharp over Dennis, plus mentions hearings to limit presidential impoundment power and FDA secrecy over morning after pill guidance. It also lists city policing plans, NFL draft picks, and Olympic bid withdrawals with page references.
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Otis Bowen
Herald Statehouse
William H. Hudnut
Andrew Jacobs Jr
Phillip R. Sharp
David W. Dennis
Congress
Executive Branch
Page
Chamber of Commerce backs employers on hiring of demonstrators
The Chamber of Commerce tells the Supreme Court that employers are justified in not hiring blacks who participate in racial demonstrations. Weather page note lists a partly sunny day with highs in the upper 40s and evening shower chances, with cooler Thursday and a 10 to 49 percent precipitation range. Obituaries and living sections noted.
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Chamber of Commerce
Supreme Court
Anderson
Stennis Shot After Holdup Outside Washington Home
Senator John C. Stennis was shot near his northwest Washington home with another bullet hitting his left leg. Doctors described his condition as serious or undetermined during surgery at Walter Reed Army Medical Center while FBI assistance was pledged and the White House noted President Nixon’s concern.
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Washington
John C. Stennis
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Jamie Whitten
Stennis
Mississippi
Edward Jussely
Jussely
Walter Reed
Ziegler
FBI
Congress
National Guard
Capitol
Edward Jones
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By Lee FE. Lortz
John Hart
GOP
Herald Photog- Country Club
Ropher John Epperson
Wind Ridge
Guide
Jill Claflin
Herald
Maj. Held
Laos
Cambodia
Food and Drug Administration
Philadelphia
NFL
Tampa
Mammoth
John Matuszak
Houston
Baltimore
Bert Jones
Salt Lake City
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