House panel aims to close popular tax shelters
The House Ways and Means Committee moves to curb income tax shelters used by wealthy investors, proposing changes to raise about 5.7 billion dollars over six years. It targets real estate, farming, equipment leasing, oil and gas drilling shelters while reserving certain exploratory-well investments.
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Federal Treasury
Ford Campaign Tour Draws Big NH Crowds In 14 Town Swing
President Ford wove a street level bid in New Hampshire for Senate candidate Louis Wy man while signaling his own White House bid. He touted a united Republican front and drew large crowds in Keene Nashua and Portsmouth with officials estimating about 108000 attendees across 14 communities.
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Louis C. Wyman
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Portsmouth
N.H
New Hampshire
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Keene
Nashua
John W. Hushen
Food Price Protection and Grain Sales Outlook
U S grain harvest prospects are down slightly but remain strong enough to shield consumer prices. The Agriculture Department projects a record 5.69 billion bushels of corn and a 2.14 billion bushel wheat crop, supporting a forecast of 9 percent 1975 food price rise.
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Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
J. Dawson Ahalt
Ahalt
Iowa State University
Robert Wisner
Des Moines
U.S
Ford Appears to Wear Protective Vest on New Hampshire Campaign
President Ford, amid security questions after the Sacramento incident, toured southern New Hampshire with 22 stops for the Senate race while wearing an outlined protective vest seen beneath his jacket. Secret Service and state police intensified crowd control and monitored Linda Kasabian’s movements during the day.
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Ford
New Hampshire
Louis C. Wyman
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Charles Manson
William S. Greener
Linda Kasabian
Manson
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Fromme Pleads for Redwoods
Lynette Fromme, in a red hood, demanded action for redwood trees during a Sacramento federal arraignment for attempting to kill President Ford. The judge limited statements while Fromme argued the gun was pointed and urged action against polluters, with trial likely within 60 to 90 days if before the court.
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Thomas J. MacBride
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Capitol Park
Corps of Government Engineers
U.S
Vote Slated on Bargaining Bill in Ohio Legislature
Ohio lawmakers prepared to vote on a measure repealing the antistrike Ferguson Act and establishing collective bargaining for public employees. The House Rules Committee advanced the bill 8 to 4 with Republican dissent, as Speaker Vernal Griffin Jr. pursued wide lobbying support and committee work continued on related probes of layoffs and workers compensation practices.
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Ohio
House Rules Committee
House
Vernal Griffe Jr
New Boston
Ohio farmers question crop reports honesty and methods
An Ohio Farm Bureau delegation met with the federal Crop Reporting Board in Washington to assess how crop statistics are produced. They praised the process as strictly statistical, noted a small margin of error, and raised concerns about political uses by outside agencies. They plan to compare state and local figures with the official estimates on return to Ohio.
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Ohio
Skiles
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
USDA
Insulated Crop Reporting Board
Stephenson
Duane Keener
Ashland
Encephalitis Report Links Ohio Deaths and Suspected Cases
Cincinnati officials say encephalitis has killed one resident and affected four others in southwestern Ohio. Lonzie Deaton, a 54-year-old Middletown woman, is believed to have died September 5 from the St. Louis strain. Cleveland hospitals will report suspected cases to aid tracking. Mount Sinai notes a 50-year-old man may be afflicted, and Metropolitan General reports 20 suspected cases.
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Lonzie Deaton
St. Louis
Cleveland
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Mount Sinai Hospital
Metropolitan General Hospital
Rhodes appoints Lindley as Ohio Tax Commissioner
Gov. James Rhodes named Edgar L. Lindley of Columbus as commissioner of the Ohio Department of Taxation. Lindley, 53, an attorney and tax expert, succeeds Gerald Collins who died August 28.
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Ohio
James Rhodes
Edgar L. Lindley
Ohio Department of Taxation
Lindley
Gerald Collins
Violence erupts at Tennessee State Prison dining hall
In Nashville Tenn AP reports a guard slapped a prisoner over a dining room pork chop shortage sparking a six hour prison disturbance. About 400 inmates joined the melee injuring one convict four other prisoners and two guards before order was restored.
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Tennessee
Argentine Army Kills Three Guerrillas in Six Hour Battle
In Buenos Aires the army destroyed a terrorist hideout after a six hour clash that left three leftist guerrillas dead. In political news, Foreign Minister said President Isabel Peron will take a month’s leave starting Saturday due to fatigue and medical advice.
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Argentina
Isabel Peron
Weekend Forecast: Clearing Skies and Cooler Nights
Weather summary notes clearing skies tonight with lows in the low 40s. Saturday will be sunny and cool with highs in the mid 60s and a small chance of rain, 20 percent tonight and 10 percent Saturday. Details Page 10.
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