Carter tax reform centerpiece in Ford debate
Carter faces Republican critique over tax reform as a potential focal point of Thursday's Ford debate. He says reform targets higher incomes while shielding working and middle class families, but opponents say his plan would raise taxes on many earners.
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Dick Barnes
Associated Press
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Carter
White House
Ron Nelsen
William Greener
Dole
Richard Salant
CBS News
Georgia
Dole Advises Carter to Stop Having Interviews in Ohio
Senator Robert Dole spoke to about 2,000 at a Medina picnic offering sharp critique of Jimmy Carter. He warned Carter would raise taxes on many and accused Carter of vagueness while praising Ohio as a state favoring moderate and conservative views.
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Associated Press
Medina
Ohio
Robert Dole
Jimmy Carter
Dole
Here
Carter
Walter Mondale
South
Nize Mondale
George Meany
Meany
Afl-Cio
Ford
Carter-Mondale
Bob Dole
GOP
America
Cole
Spe
R-Kan
Cuyahoga County
Chippewa Lake Park
Ford Polishing Prose Carter Barnstorms East
Ford polishes his prose for the upcoming debate while Carter barnstorms Eastern states on a whistle stop tour. The candidates prepare for the Philadelphia debate on domestic issues. Tax reform looms as a key topic and the League of Women Voters enforces ground rules.
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Ford
Carter
James H. Rubin
Associated Press
Jimmy Carter
Harry Truman
New York City
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
League of Women Voters
Record Prices Paid At Hocking County Junior Fair Sale
Record prices were paid for a grand champion steer and lamb at the Hocking County Junior Fair Livestock Sale Saturday night. Roger Davis sold steer bought by Sears Roebuck Co manager W. W. King for 5394 dollars. Wayne Hubbard purchased Tim Brown's 110 pound champion lamb for 7 dollars a pound.
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Logan
Hocking County
Roger Davis
W. W. King
Sears Roebuck Co
Wayne Hubbard
Central Oil Field Supply
Tim Brown
Page
PUCO Blamed Higher Bills by Regulations in Athens Comment
An Ashland state representative in Athens attributed rising utility costs to PUCO policies and heavy government rules. Also noted, Ohio University marching band players visit Athens High School for a football game exchange with the AHS Marching Green and Gold, replacing OU Band Day.
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PUCO
Ashland
Athens
Ohio University
AHS
Rhodes Cancels Welfare Cut and Orders 1.5 Percent Reduction
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes scrapped a proposed 12 percent welfare payment cut on Sunday while mandating a 1.5 percent across the board spending reduction for all state agencies. The action affects welfare recipients and state finances.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Weather Forecast Misses Major Details
Mostly cloudy tonight with showers or thundershowers likely. Lows in the low 50s. Partly cloudy and cooler Tuesday. Highs near 70.
Moon Ends U S Ministry With Washington Rally
The Rev Sun Myung Moon ends four year U S ministry with a God Bless America rally at the Washington Monument. Police estimate 50 000 to 70 000 attendees, short of his 100 000 forecast. Moon declares it is time for awakening and America must accept its global responsibility.
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Moon
U.S
Washington
Sun Myung Moon
United States
God Bless
Forecast of UAW Talks Rosy After Ford Negotiations
Dearborn Michigan AP reports optimism in resumed talks between UAW and Ford after a five day exploratory period. UAW Vice President Ken Bannon and Ford labor chief Sidney McKenna say progress clarified issues and may aid productive meetings, as 170000 hourly workers face strike impact.
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Dearborn
Mich
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
Ken Bannon
Bannon
Sidney McKenna
McKenna
Kissinger Aides Say Rhodesia Talks Make Progress
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, in Lusaka, reported progress on plans for black majority rule in Rhodesia and South West Africa. Ian Smith and Rhodesian Front leaders prepared to present U S British proposals including a two year path to black rule, a Geneva conference, broadened cabinet, and a 2 billion dollar fund for whites and development.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Henry A. Kissinger
Zambia
Rhodesia
South-West Africa
Kissinger
Lusaka
Kenneth Kaunda
Ian D. Smith
John Vorster
Smith
Salisbury
Rhodesian Front Party
Owner fights to keep pet pig Sweet Lips in Virginia Beach
Drewry Little battles a zoning order to remove his 240 pound pet pig Sweet Lips from his restaurant district home. He notes the animal is clean and quiet, and two lawyers volunteer to defend the pig as Little prepared it for court with a swine flu shot.
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Larry McDermott
Associated Press
Virginia Beach, Va
Sweet Lips
Drewry Little
Little
Virginia
Sweet
Richmond
Sweet Lip
Intangibles Drive Jewelry Prices Beyond Gold Alone
The article explains that jewelry pricing in 1975 hinges on design labor and fashion trends as much as gold cost. Simple gold pieces drop with gold price but intricate items rise due to demand and craftsmanship. Tiffany figures show significant price shifts over five years while overall jewelry prices stabilize.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
International Monetary Fund
Mort Weisenfeld
National Wholesale Jewelers Association
Tiffany & Co
Morton Sarett
Jewelry Industry Council
Sarett
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