Carter Signs New Tax Relief Law In White House Ceremony
President Carter signed a sweeping tax relief package cutting 5 billion from the tax bill for low and middle income taxpayers and simplifying filing. The measure, part of a broader stimulus, totals 34.1 billion in cuts over 28 months and could lift take home pay as soon as next week. He also approved 225 million in drought relief grants and loans for western communities.
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Carter backs tax cut and drought aid measures
President Carter supports a sweeping tax cut retroactive to 1977, detailing standard deduction increases and preserved credits, while drought relief legislation expands Commerce Dept loans and grants to communities, enabling wells, repairs, and emergency water supplies with a completion deadline next April.
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Begin in Cardiac Unit Amid Israel Leadership Uncertainty
Premier-to-be Manahem Begin, 63, was admitted to a Tel Aviv hospital cardiac unit after feeling ill and will remain under observation for days. Doctors said there is no evidence of a new heart attack, and Begin’s condition is described as good. Rabin announced a return to work as coalition talks continue amid speculation over Begin’s ability to lead.
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NRA Leaders Set Sights On Gun Control Warfare
Cincinnati AP report on new NRA leadership with Harlon Carter elected executive vice president replacing ousted Maj. Gen. Maxwell E. Rich. Carter pledges to restore emphasis on gun rights, oppose gun control, and protect the Institute for Legislative Action. Controversy over NRA's National Outdoor Center at Raton and fundraising plans cited.
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