Nixon opposes federal tax hike for now
President Nixon opposes raising federal taxes in the foreseeable future except as a substitute for the local property tax. White House aide Ehrlichman said the administration prefers cutting spending first and may explore replacing the property tax with a federal levy if fair to taxpayers. Connally and Shultz warned against broad tax reform this year and urged targeted budget cuts.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
John Ehrlichman
Treasury
Eihrlichman
Brookings Institution
Eichrlichman
Ehrlichman
Congress
Johnson
Brookings
Connally
House
Transpo 72 Opens With Range of Transit Exhibits
Transpo 72, the world’s largest exposition, nears opening to showcase every travel mode. Secretary Volpe touts the event’s scope and expected nine day crowd of 1.125 million, while Sen. Proxmire criticizes the cost and seeks a GAO probe. Exhibits include Rohr Mono cab monorail and multiple personal rapid transit systems.
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Washington
John A. Volpe
Virginia Hills
Dulles International Airport
Seattle
U.S
Volpe
Federal Highway Administration
Rohr Corp
Transpo
America
Young Portland Mayor Seeks Neighborhood Voice in City Hall
Neil Goldschmidt, 31, elected Portland mayor, vows to bring neighborhoods into decision making and push the city’s influence into state legislature operations. He outlines a plan for direct neighborhood involvement and aggressive advocacy for food needs in central planning.
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Portland, Ore
Neil Goldschmidt
Portland
Goldschmidt
Margie
Joshua
R.W. deWeese
Eugene
University of California At Berkeley
Stu
GOP Victory Dinner Set For June 15
Republican county chairman Myron Seybert has tickets from the GOP state committee for the June 15 Victory Dinner at the Indiana Exposition Center Convention Hall. Sen. William Brock will speak. Tickets cost 100 dollars. Attendees include Frank Lucas Dan Fisher and Charles Reidel in Madison County and several others in Anderson Elwood Pendleton and Chesterfield. The dinner is sponsored by the state Republican Citizens Finance Committee. Phil Cox will sing the national anthem. Former Gov. Harod Handley will be master of ceremonies. The venue opens at 6 p.m. for a cocktail hour with dinner at 7 30 p.m.
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Myron Seybert
GOP
New Indiana Exposition Center- Convention Hall
William Brock
R-Tean
Madison County
Seybert
Frank Lucas
Dan Fisher
Charles Reidel
Anderson
Perry Cornelius
Elwood
Harman Brown
Alexandria
Evelyn Frazier
Pendleton
Gene Anderson
Chesterfield
Republican Citizens Finance Committee
Phil Cox
Connersville
Harod Handley
Exposition Center
Citi zens Gas and Coke Utility first quarter income drops
Indianapolis based Citi zens Gas and Coke Utility reported net income of 4 337 905 for the first quarter of 1972 down from 4 823 164 in 1971. The company cited higher gas costs taxes and operating expenses including pipeline maintenance and labor costs as key factors.
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Indianapolis
Citizens Gas & Coke Utility of
Lose Weight or Money Back Guarantee Ad
Odrinex offers a slim weight loss plan with guaranteed refund if the user does not lose ugly fat. The small tablet product claims no dangerous drugs and no special exercise, with prices $3.25 and $5.25 for the economy size. Thousands have used it nationwide over 14 years.
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George P. Shultz
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D-Wis
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Transportation Department
Little Big Horn
Dent
University of Oregon
Portland-Multnomah
China
Bloomington
Ind
Willis Barnstone
Indiana University
People’s Republic of China
Harvard Club of Chicago
Canton
Shanghai
Peking
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Famous Realistic
Radio Shack
Southdale Shopping Center
Columbus Ave
East 53Rd ST
Edgewood Plaza
Nichol
MA Tandy Corporation Company
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