30 Aug 1976
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1976
Page
1
Senate and House conferees agree to extend through 1977 the individual tax cuts enacted last year. The plan preserves $5 billion in annual cuts and permanent increases in standard deductions for individuals and couples, while work continues on a broader tax-revision bill.
An Atlantic Richfield Hanford Co spokesman said a chemical explosion at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation injured one worker and contaminated 4 to 10 others with radioactivity. No reactor was involved according to Energy Research and Development Administration. ARCO expects no further blasts and investigates the recovery vessel incident.
The Federal Election Commission ruled the League of Women Voters may finance a series of presidential debates without violating law. Carter and Ford signaled three debates, each about seven minutes, beginning in late September, with format based on the league's proposal.
The Coconine County Voters Guide compiled by the League of Women Voters of Flagstaff will appear in Tuesday’s Arizona Daily Sun. It lists candidates for county office, the Arizona Legislature, U.S. Senate and House, plus state officials with their answers and photographs.
In Flagstaff Victory Chapel the Holy Spirit is praised with raised hands and tongues as pastor Fon Burrell leads an emotional service. Seekers come forward for salvation and baptism of the Spirit, with counselors guiding new believers and claims of miraculous healing.
Coconino County election officials predict a smooth Arizona primary on Sept 7. Elections Director Cathy Eden, in charge of her first Coconino operation, says voting will go smoothly with quick returns and no repeat of the 1974 beer chit incident.
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