Tax bill would cut taxes for many while raising for some workers
Congress moves toward a multibillion dollar tax bill cutting taxes for about 46 million filers and adding $111 annually for joint returns while raising taxes for about two million single workers. The plan replaces the standard deduction with two new figures and begins withholding changes June 1. Employers gain tax savings for expanding their workforce.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Carter
House
U.S
Zaire
Zaine
South Africa
Angola
Internal Revenue Service
Ohio University names three Outstanding Administrator winners
Award winners include Alice Kemmerie Dale Mattmiller and John O Neal recognized last week. Page references indicate institutional honors among university administrators.
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Ohio University
Alice Kemmerie
Dale Mattmiller
John O’neal
Delay in Tris Ban Probed by Congress and CPSC
Washington AP The Consumer Product Safety Commission faces a House panel to explain why it waited to ban Tris a suspected carcinogen in children’s sleepwear and why pre market testing was not required. The hearing also probes impact on small business and costs of repurchase orders.
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Washington
Consumer Product Safety
Congress
House Commerce
Commission
John Moss
D-Calif
Coates
House
Antitrust Consumers and Employment
Environmental Tire
National Cancer Institute
Mother Outwits Gunman After 26 Hour Hostage Ordeal
Carla Blair a 22 year old mother kept her two children safe during a 26 hour hostage ordeal with Archie Nelson in Youngstown. She escaped by throwing her children to FBI agents from a upstairs window and later fled the apartment. Nelson faced possible federal bank robbery state kidnapping and extortion charges but Blair chose not to press charges.
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Carla Blair
Youngstown
Isaac
Danielle
Archie Reginald
Nelson
Ms. Blair
Youngstown, Ohio
Miss Blair
Archie Reginald Nelson
FBI
Lincoln Knolls
Dollar Savings and Trust Co
Emmett Moore
Moore
GOP to Fight Election Day Registration in Ohio
Ohio politics heat up as Democrats push back on a bill allowing same day voter registration. A Senate vote looms, with House action possible Wednesday, and a referendum looming to suspend the law until a statewide vote. If blocked, the issue could spill into 1978.
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GOP
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Rhodes
House
Ohioans For the Preservation
Ophe
Ted W. Brown
Ohio House aims for omnibus energy bill uniting agencies
Ohio House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr. says a single omnibus energy bill could create an energy and environment department absorbing the Environmental Protection Agency and parts of other agencies. The plan includes conservation, rebates and coal measures with a mid June floor target to let the Senate act before summer adjournment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
Riffe
House
Energy and Environment Department
Environmental Protection
Natural Resources Department
Energy Resources and Development Agency
House Energy and Environment Committee
Thomas J. Carney
Youngstown
Senate
Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee
Carney
Gas Shortage blamed on delays in environmental review
Columbia Gas of Ohio chairman Marvin White blames colder weather and environmental delays for last winter’s gas crisis. He cites Cove Point delays and notes a moratorium on new hookups ending in spring 1980. Regulators probe Columbia with state and federal inquiries ongoing.
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Steven R. Hurst
Columbus, Ohio
Marvin White
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
White
Cove Point
Columbia
Public Utilites Committee
U.S
Howard Metzenbaum
Federal Power Commission
Columbia Gas System, Inc
Wilmington
Del
Atty
William J. Brown
Brown
Public Utilizes Commission
PUCO
C. Luther Heckman
Heckman
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Lancaster St
Peery
Tris
Serge
James A. Rhodes
112Th General Assembly
Sen
Neal F. Zimmers Jr
D-5
Dayton
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