Tax Plan Moves to Conference After Senate Tie
A four-bill Indiana tax package heads to a conference committee after a Senate tie that hinged on last minute vote flips by Sullivan and Bosma. Garton says commitments to conference guided the outcome, while Bowen favored no conference, and Gutman urges resolution within the package.
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Otis R. Bowen
Robert L. Bourton
Columbus
Associated Press
Leo Sullivan
Peru
Charles E. Bosma
Beech Grove
Robert D. Orr
Sullivan
Bosma
Conference Committee
Gaiman
House
Burrous
Garton
Orr
Gutman
Psident Pro Tem
Bowen
Mitchell Defends Legality of Approved Wiretaps
Former U S attorney general John Mitchell testifies at a federal hearing on more than 500 Justice Department wiretaps. He says he personally approved requests when in Washington and that his executive assistant could authorize while away. He notes possible one or two others may have signed documents.
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Miami, Fla
U.S. Atty
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Congress
Mitchell
U. S. District Court
William 0. Mehrtens
Sistant
Saul Lindenbaum
FBI
Mehrtens’ Court
James Hogan
Miami
Hogan
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
UPI
Worry Clinic Reveals Ogre Parental Pressure Tragedy
CASE W-556 describes Clint J a Yale student driven by a hard driving Chicago father who pressured grades and athletics leading to a fatal self inflicted gunshot. The piece argues many parents act as ogres prompting cries for daily compliments and better parental touch in homes.
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Clint
Clint J
Yale
Dr. Crane
Chicago
Lon Nol Escapes Bombing to Heavily Guarded Villa
Cambodian leader Marshal Lon Nol left his downtown presidential palace after a bombing by a Cambodian air force captain in a stolen fighter. Government sources say he moved Sunday with his family to a secure villa two miles from central Phnom Penh, ringed by antiaircraft guns and a 30 foot fence to guard against rocket attacks.
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Phnom Penh
Lon Nol
So Petra
Pochentong
Khmer Rouge
Personal Income Up 8.3 Billion In February
The Commerce Department reports national personal income rose to an annual rate of 8.3 billion more in February driven by higher private payrolls and social security benefits. Social security added 1.1 billion while private payrolls grew 4.5 billion, continuing a trend from January.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Congress
How To Reduce Post Nasal Drip And When Surgery Helps
Dr Coleman explains post nasal drip often stems from nasal lining swelling due to allergy or infection. He warns against overuse of nose drops and notes rebound damage, outlines remedies including steam inhalation, elevated pillows, allergy medicines, treatment of sinus infection, and lifestyle factors. He also covers crossed eyes in children, stating most improve with non surgical methods and that surgery should not be delayed when needed.
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Forrest buys Don Mendenhall's Carpetalk store in Anderson
Forrest purchases the Carpetalk outlet from Don Mendenhall in Anderson. He now runs his own business, makes independent decisions, and keeps the profits. An intensive training program supported by ongoing in-store assistance backs his venture.
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Forrest
Don Mendenhall
Anderson
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