Shultz and Laird Tax Talks Show No Big Split
In Washington the White House said there may be some misunderstanding about tax policy between George P. Shultz and Melvin R. Laird but no great disagreement. Shultz questioned a 10 percent surcharge while Laird floated ideas including refundable tax increases and a flexible business investment credit.
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The Dison County Leader volume 106 issue 12 presents the weekly local news digest with brief notices, community updates, and civic notes reflecting the county’s grassroots reporting and neighborhood highlights.
Nixon banks told to justify 10 percent prime rate rise
The Nixon administration tells the nation’s largest banks to justify pushing the prime lending rate to a record high of 10 percent. Page 13 outlines the report as Cambodia battles cool but Laos nears coalitions and Indiana University energy fixes.
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Indiana University
UAW GM Strike Shifts Auto Industry Tactics
About 25,000 hourly workers at GM Anderson plants face indirect effects as UAW arms for Chrysler strike. Woodcock announces nationwide walkout affecting 127,500 workers, with bargaining to resume at 11 a m. Prolonged dispute could slow settlements with GM and Ford, while local talks with Delco Remy and Guide Lamp continue amid general bargaining turbulence.
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Detroit
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
United States
Canada
Woodcock
General Motors
Ford
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Chrysler
Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
I M To Court Again Over July Rate Dispute
I & M Electric says Anderson must pay the 38 percent July rate, contending billing before the FPC order confirms the higher rate. Anderson and Richmond refuse retroactive charges and threaten further litigation up to the Supreme Court, citing the Wright-Sierra-Memphis contract doctrine and a pending Appeals Court ruling.
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Supreme Court
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L& M
Jack B. Campbell
Anderson-Richmond
Motle-Sierra
Memphis
Sesqui Advances With Peak Weekend Pageant Prep
Sesquicentennial events move toward a big weekend at Athletic Park with 32 queen candidates in advance sale Monday night, expecting about 15000 in receipts. Tickets go on sale at 1125 Meridian St. general 2 dollars reserved 2.5 dollars box 5 dollars. Pageant chairman Gladys Hollon says nearly 500 will be added for the opening performance next Friday September 21. The stage is 283 feet long and 33 feet high before the grandstand, with about 3200 capacity per performance across six shows. Dress rehearsals set for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Fine Arts Festival and United Way Street Fair Today in A town
Activities run 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Historic West Eighth Street with free parking around the Anderson city building and free shuttle service. The Fine Arts Festival features bands, choirs, and a charity art auction, while the United Way Street Fair offers YMCA demonstrations, boxing, boxing, dog obedience, senior chorus, baton, weightlifting, gymnastics, and more.
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