Roth Kemp tax plan gains first Democratic Senate support
Senator Sam Nunn endorsed the Roth Kemp tax cut, boosting Democratic backing for a plan averaging a 33 percent reduction in individual federal income taxes. The measure would cut top rates and accelerate relief, arguing it can spur investment, jobs, and revenue while aiding the economy before elections.
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Washington
Senate
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
William V. Roth
R-Del
Nunn
House
Roth
Carter
Jack Kemp
R-N.y
California
Howard H. Baker
Ways and Means Committee
Roth-Kemp
Treasury
Decision on Lind medical license set for July 11
Indiana Medical Licensing Board will decide at its July 11 meeting whether Dr. John D. Lind may keep his license. A March 16 hearing covered charges seeking license revocation, including alleged conspiracy with patients to damage a supplier, furnishing narcotics to an addict, and willful misconduct. Lind was convicted in federal court of five charges related to attempted bombings and explosives. He is incarcerated in Terre Haute.
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Pam Mulkey
Herald
John D. Lind
Indiana Medical Licensing Board
Lind
John T. Scott
Anderson
Indiana
Theodore Sendak
Medical Licensing Group
Scott
Mitted
Norm Curry
Fred Bremer
Sendak
Licensing Board
Fred Davis
Medical Board
Hamilton
Sue Shields
U.S
Evansville
Plumb-Rite Supply
Federal Penitentiary
Terre Haute
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
Carter
California
James T McIntyre Jr
McIntyre
Office of Management and Budget
Outside Weather Snapshot
Mostly sunny today with highs in the low to mid 80s. Fair tonight with lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. Partly sunny Friday with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Andersons high Wednesday 76 and low 44. Sunset today at 8 30 p m and sunrise Friday at 5 30 a m.
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Anderson
record tax checks fast as county clears spring settlement
County Auditor Otis Cox and Treasurer George Earley sped the spring tax settlement, likely preventing bank loans for local units. By June 12 all paperwork was done, enabling distribution to Madison County governments, schools, and libraries. Tax receipts totaled 17,578,129 in real and personal property plus 20,951,215 in bank and license taxes, with interest of about 100,000 from funds invested since May 10.
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Pam Mulkey
Herald
Otis Cox
George Earley
Cox
Indianapolis
Madison County
Earley
Madison
Newbern litigation advances amid multiple court actions
State of Indiana sues City Controller Paul H. Newbern over 104000 in health insurance premiums paid for 40 retirees from 1974 to 1977. Amended complaints in Henry County cite statutes on pensions. city defense claims payments were not a pension system and were authorized by the Board of Public Safety and city council. Several motions to dismiss challenge statutory authority and redefine the payments as ordinary expenses rather than pensions.
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Indiana
Paul Newbern
Madison Circuit Court
State Attorney General's Office
Newbern
State Board of Accounts
Henry County
Marvin Clanin
Clanin
Henry Circuit Court
Paul H. Newbern
General Assembly
Sion
Public Employees Retirement Fund
Board of Public Safety
City Council
Carter says tax audit yields refund and owed extra tax
President Carter announced a federal audit on his recent returns shows an extra $160 tax for one year and a refund or credit totaling $5,000 to $6,000 for another. He noted no change for 1975 or 1976 aside from a $350 income omission.
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Washington
Carter
Internal Revenue Service
Rosalynn
Jody Powell
Powell
IRS
Georgia
Plains
U.S. Treasury
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