Joint Economic Committee Urges Tax Cuts To Aid Economy
The Joint Economic Committee recommends up to 12 billion dollars a year in tax cuts to stimulate growth and avert a deep recession. It also supports a gasoline tax hike of 30 cents a gallon to reduce demand, potentially cutting consumption by eight percent in year one. The proposals are echoed by Andrew Brimmer and Walter Heller, urging further federal tax relief.
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Council of Economic Advisers
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Harvard Business School
Heller
Federal Public Service
Edward W. Brooke
OU Boom Growth Years End
Ohio University faces a potential long range plan to shrink enrollment to 10 000 12 000 as the state reforms its university system. The plan includes staff cuts and debt retirement for a dormitory system once housing 9 000 but now at 5 540, with a possible February or March presentation to the General Assembly.
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Ohio
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Ford vows no illegal CIA domestic spying
President Ford says he will not tolerate illegal CIA domestic spying and has been assured the agency is not involved in such activity now. He cites a Times report alleging Nixon era spying and says Colby told him nothing comparable is ongoing. Calls for investigations come from McCone Proxmire Kissinger and others citing files on up to 10 000 Americans.
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Ford
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Conservative commentators lose bid for union membership review
William Buckley Jr M Stanton Evans and Fulton Lewis III failed to obtain Supreme Court review of unions requiring them to join the American Federation of Radio and Television Artists. Lower court rulings upheld the agreements tied to their employers Code of Fair Practice. Buckley Evans and Lewis held national programs on National Review Spectrum and Mutual Broadcasting System respectively.
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Sterling North, prolific novelist and editor, dies at 68
Sterling North, 68, renowned novelist, naturalist and former literary editor for The Chicago Daily News, New York Post and New York World Telegram Sun, died Saturday. He authored more than 50 books including So Dear to My Heart and the best selling Rascal.
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Florida Baptists vow Christmas in Bethlehem after grenade attack
The Rev. E C McDaniel says a Florida Baptist pilgrimage to Bethlehem will continue after a grenade wounded 17 year old Dejean Replogle in East Jerusalem. Doctors removed shrapnel from her thigh. an Arab bystander had minor injuries. The Palestinian Liberation Organization claimed responsibility in Beirut.
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Beirut
Palestine
Actor Richard Long Dies After Long Illness
Los Angeles reports actor Richard Long aged 47 known for Nanny and the Professor and many films died Saturday after a long illness with a history of heart trouble.
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Weather outlook ACloudy night brings possible late showers
The forecast calls for a cloudy night with a chance of showers late tonight. Lows will be in the upper 30s to low 40s, with Tuesday showers and highs around 45 to 50. Details on Page 2.
IRA Declares 11 Day Christmas Cease Fire in Britain
The Irish Republican Army announced an 11 day cease fire from midnight Sunday after bombing in London and Belfast. Target included former Prime Minister Edward Heath, who was away from home during a konser t. Bombs hit Belfast and Lurgan with no casualties reported. Heath credited luck for surviving the attack near Buckingham Palace.
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Closing Arguments Slated At Trial
Washington AP report on the Watergate cover up trial as five defendants face conspiracy to obstruct justice. Defenses claim innocence amid claims of orchestration by two key witnesses. Closings by defense lawyers begin with Haldeman lawyer John J. Wilson and extend through Tuesday with Neal to speak last. Judge Sirica plans juror deliberations near Christmas.
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William G. Handley
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William S. Frates
John D. Ehrlichman
Thomas Green
Robert C. Mardian
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James F. Neal
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Sirica
Two Measures Aimed at Expanding Unemployment Benefits
Washington AP reports Congress sent President Ford two bills to broaden unemployment compensation. One bill provides at least 52 weeks of benefits for 80 million covered workers, the other opens jobless payments to about 12 million previously ineligible. The package adds 13 weeks of emergency benefits to existing 39 weeks if the national unemployment rate stays above 6 percent.
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Baby Rescued From Florida Well After Four Hour Plunge
Amber Noel Peebles, 15 months, was saved from a narrow irrigation well in Florida after four hours trapped in water up to her waist. Fire Lt. Pete Hendricks and a three man team dug through coral rock to free her as cheering onlookers watched. Her parents, Harry S. Peebles and spouse, shielded by relief, described their fear of losing their child.
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Mine Construction Workers Approve New Contract
Charleston AP reports 4400 construction workers allied with United Mine Workers ratified a new three year pact with the Association of Bituminous Contractors. The agreement ends a production halt as miners remain on strike. Local 1600 Edensburg Pa. and District 29 WV officials expect a 12:01 a.m. Monday return to work. Truckers resist signing due to shift concerns.
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