Tax Cut Bill Heads To Ford With Uncertain Support
A conference committee works the final form of a bill extending the 1975 tax cuts into 1976. Ford is unlikely to approve, as lawmakers debate tying the extension to spending ceilings and potential veto overrides loom in both chambers.
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Senate Considers Bills to Cut Angola Aid Amid Vietnam Echoes
The Senate debates proposed measures to bar U S funds for military or paramilitary action in Angola as CIA involvement and undisclosed defense funds draw criticism. Senators Tunney Church and others urge limits, warning against repeating Vietnam while secret sessions probe the defense appropriation.
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Idaho
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D-Ark
Senate Appropriations Committee
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McClellan
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IRS Tax Help Under Fire From Ralph Nader Group
The Nader Tax Reform Research Group told a House subcommittee that IRS guidance is frequently wrong and taxpayers may be liable for underpayments from IRS errors. It cited IRS surveys showing a 55 percent error rate on assisted returns and 74.3 percent on itemized deductions, with CPAs 61.7 percent and storefront preparers 79 percent overall.
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Senate weighs energy bill to cut fuel prices and boost mileage
Senate reviews a broad energy bill aiming to lower fuel costs to 7.66 per barrel from 10.75 and allow up to a 10 percent annual rise for 40 months. Immediate gas and heating oil prices could fall about 2.5 cents per gallon. The House backed the Senate compromise but rejected extending coal loan guarantees and kept standby gasoline rationing authority. Automakers would be required to average 18 mpg by 1978 and 27.5 mpg by 1985.
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Alaskan Oil Wells In Operation Soon
Barrow Alaska reports work to begin next month at Naval Petroleum Reserve No 4 on Lake Teshekpuk with two of 26 planned deep wells to start by winter. Husky Oil NPR Operations Inc will supply and drill from Lonely staging area 100 miles southeast of Barrow by air and tractor train. Prudhoe Bay’s 9.6 billion barrel estimate frames the context for Alaska's oil expansion and the trans Alaska pipeline.
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Rhodes Blitz Most Expensive Ohio Ballot Campaign
Ohioans for Jobs and Progress reported 1.98 million dollars spent to back four defeated constitutional amendments. Receipts totaled about 1.99 million, with a 10 750 dollar balance to cover outstanding bills. Expenditures exceeded any prior single group ballot effort, nearly matching the 1958 right to work outlay.
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Jobs and Progress Committee
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Ted W. Brown
Hostages Describe South Moluccan Train Hijack Ordeal
Dutch journalist hostage Ger Vaders says the 12 day hijack was planned to the minute by South Moluccan gunmen who held 23 hostages aboard a northern Holland train. He cites “military perfection” yet notes nerves led to killings. The group also seized the Indonesian consulate in Amsterdam, demanding Dutch support for Moloccan independence.
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Athens Board Loss as Rosenberg and Johnson Step Down
Sol Rosenberg and Russell Johnson attended their last regular meeting of the Athens City School Board ending over 25 years of service between them. The Meigs Local Board halted a planned delay in teacher payments awaiting state funds.
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Ford faces pressure over union power to shut build site
President Ford weighs a bill that would allow unions to shutter an entire construction site during a dispute with a single subcontractor amid pressure from business and conservative groups and from unions.
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Rhodes endorses citizen band radios for highway emergencies
Gov James A Rhodes and Highway Patrol announce use of CB radios on highways designating CB-9 as the emergency channel. Drivers with CBs can report crime and aid searches for fugitives as part of the safety plan.
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Lebanon Invasion Claim Sparks Tense Beirut Standoff
Premier Rashid Karami accused Israel of planning to invade Lebanon under a rescue pretext for Beirut's Jewish community. An Israeli spokesman dismissed the claim as silliness while security forces held Beirut downtown and Christian gunmen began exiting hotel redoubts during a fragile day-old truce.
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