Carter nominee predicts tax cut near certainty
Washington United Press International reports that Carter designate Thomas B. Lance said a tax cut is almost a certainty once the administration begins. He cautioned unemployment could not be cut to 6.5 percent next year and noted only limited options to boost the economy, with a likely $10 billion tax cut under consideration.
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Police Shut 17 Massage Parlors Under Historic Law
Palo Alto police used the 1913 Red Light Abatement Act to padlock 17 massage parlors in an early morning raid. Court orders backed by affidavits in Fremont and Los Angeles led to closures, with one Palo Alto parlor remaining open for therapy only. The city cites ongoing nuisance and state law expansion to tighten control.
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Japan election tests LDP amid Lockheed scandal
In Tokyo and Osaka early results show Liberal Democratic Party clinging to a shrinking lead over opponents as votes are counted. Predictions suggest the LDP may fall short of a majority for the first time since 1955, with turnout high and prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange drifting downward on the scandal.
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UPI
Takeo Miki
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Kyodo
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Democrats
Japan Socialist Party
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Billy Carter Faces Plains Mayoral Election Challenge
Billy Carter, brother of former president Jimmy Carter, runs against incumbent A L Blanton for mayor of Plains. He cites only two assured votes and notes his wife and campaign manager are undecided. Carter is married to Sybil Spires and their sixth child was born this summer. Billy is 99, 12 years younger than Jimmy.
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Second Gilmore trial a possibility
Condemned killer Gary Gilmore faced a potential second murder trial after his mother's successful Supreme Court plea to halt execution at sunrise. Utah County Attorney Noall Wooton said a decision would be made by today on pursuing another slaying charge for Gilmore, who was convicted in the murder of motel clerk Bennie Bushnell, 26.
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UPI
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U.S. Supreme Court
Utah
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Fair weather and a jail hunger strike amid legal delays
A mix of mild weather notes and a tense legal update fills the day. Highs reach the 60s with light winds while Fremont records 65 yesterday. In Utah, Gilmore presses for delays, a stay may be extended, and the NAACP Legal Defense Fund weighs in. Gilmore continues a 17 day hunger strike and seeks to contact his girlfriend Nicole Barrett as court action looms.
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Ohlone program evaluation finds mixed progress in job preparation
A team reviewing Ohlone College’s occupational education urged stronger use of labor market data and better tracking of graduates. The report praised goal setting and adaptable teaching, but criticized data use, placement coordination, and communication of aims during a period of transition. It notes staff efforts to assist disadvantaged students and counseling for day students.
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