Nixon May Seek Temporary 10 Percent Tax Hike
President Nixon may ask Congress for a temporary 10 percent rise in federal income tax rates with the extra revenue held in escrow to be refunded later as an anti inflation measure. Melvin Laird said the plan is not a tax increase and would be studied by economic aides.
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Skepticism Greets Nixon Tax Hike Proposal
Washington AP reports Congress reacted coolly to a White House aide’s hint that President Nixon may seek a refundable income tax increase of 10 percent. Key lawmakers doubt passage this year and warn of recession risks, while some favor evaluation of a flexible investment credit and spending cuts over tax hikes.
Grand Jury Opens Corruption Probe in Maryland
A special federal grand jury resumed in Baltimore as security restrictions tightened amid the probe into alleged political corruption. U.S. Attorney Beall said privacy would be preserved. indictments are expected against local officials linked to the Agnew inquiry, though no testimony against the vice president will occur without clearance.
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Chairman to resign in Decatur Adams County unit
Roy L. Price, Adams County Republican chairman, announced Wednesday his resignation due to ill health. The move comes as the party seeks steady leadership and continuity ahead of upcoming local campaigns in Decatur Indiana.
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