Reform proposals flood property tax debate in federal reform talks
The piece surveys reform ideas from abolishing all taxes except land to taxing land value, the single tax concept of Henry George, and land value increments. It notes U.S. shifts toward land and improvement taxes, calls for better land use incentives, and discusses Nixon’s broad federal revenue sharing as a possible catalyst for broader tax reform and clearer property tax goals.
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Berlin talks delay predicted as April Congress nears
Washington officials say allied talks with Russia over access to reencircled Berlin will likely stall until after the Soviet Communist party Congress in April. Western powers seek visa free civilian movement, relaxed East Berlin travel, and streamlined cargo checks via a simple ID plan, while Moscow presses for a tougher stance.
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UPI
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East Germany
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Red-Mile
Willi Brandt
Bundestag
Who's Kissinger Now The Lighter Side by Dick West
Washington gossip riffs on Secretary of State rumors with Kissinger seen as real in all but title while Rogers is questioned on television format to prove who truly holds the job. A playful spoof notes spurious identity claims and panel confusion.
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UPI
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William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Carris
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Symington
Kissinger
Rogers
Kal Ean Berry
Matlock
Derbyshire
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Pant
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Fulbright
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Aeewing
Saigon
Cerdiel
Jagmar
Risminger
California bill seeks funding overhaul for teachers retirement
Sacramento legislators again consider a radical overhaul of the State Teachers' Retirement System. Assemblyman E Richard Barnes explains the plan would set teacher contributions at 8 percent with matching 8 percent from districts and a $135 million annual state fund input for 40 years. The bill aims to make the system actuarially sound with a 2 percent cost of living increase and revised disability and death benefits.
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General Fund
Crowded race looms in 1974 California governor bid
A fragmented scan outlines ongoing 1974 governor speculation in California. Reagan potential third term questions mix with Waldie and other California figures eyeing the governorship while party leaders weigh paths to victory amid a crowded field and shifting water politics.
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Cramento
Gubermaloril
Whenay
Winall Reaseis
Jess Caimh
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Reagan
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