Tax cut talk hinges on energy bill wood stove idea
Congress signals skepticism toward a wood stove tax cut in the energy bill while supporting tax relief for using solar power insulation home efficiency and electric cars. Rep. James M. Jeffords argues a $32 million annual saving from wood stoves amid debate on a Christmas tree tax provision.
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Rockefeller report alleges CIA illegal activities in Fairfax
From a room above the Friendship Grill on Main Street, CIA agents watched a photo studio and, as a favor to local police, photographed patrons of a store in the same building.
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Ford utility tax plan draws varied praise
New York AP spokesman say Ford proposals would aid future utility needs with a permanent 12 percent investment credit and tax deferral for reinvested stock dividends. Industry leaders warn benefits won’t be immediate while measures could delay environmental restrictions and scrubber costs. Dunlop estimates savings of 500 million to 1 billion next fiscal year.
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Army officials face action over failure to purge records
Washington AP reports that nine thousand two hundred documents about American civilians in Army intelligence files remained after a purge. Secretary Callaway indicated possible administrative punishment for civilian and military officials involved, while steps were taken to remove all forbidden materials.
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House moves to abolish controversial CIA oversight group
Senior House members plan to abolish the House intelligence committee amid claims of a takeover by five Democrats led by Samuel Stratton and Richard Bolling. Rep. Nedzi resigns as chairman after a clash over CIA misdeeds and classified leakage. The Senate panel questions Richard Helms as it probes alleged assassination plots.
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Gandhi declares renewed strength amid election-practice crisis
Indira Gandhi said India will emerge stronger from the crisis over her alleged corrupt election practices. She maintained a brave public stance while controversy swirled over whether she should resign during appeals.
Four Die on Minnesota Highways Lift Toll to 231
Four people died in a suburban Maple Plain head on collision Friday night and two more were killed in a Faribault crash early today. The Minnesota Highway toll rose to 231 this year from 298 a year ago. Kissinger shows momentum for early shuttle diplomacy in the Middle East with plans to meet Rabin in New York to resume peace talks. A booby trapped car in Belfast injures a Protestant woman and son, with a Catholic girl killed in a bomb attack on her father's car the previous day.
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Flaming offshore gas well blows out near Louisiana coast
A Flaming natural gas eruption rose from a drilling well 50 miles off the Louisiana coast on Saturday. The Amoco Production Co rig section collapsed after the well blew out Wednesday and ignited Friday. All 31 crew members escaped unharmed. Efforts to plug the well are underway.
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Senators Cannon and Goldwater Linked to Northrop Air Contract
Newsday reports Senators Howard Cannon and Barry Goldwater helped Northrop Corp win a 77 million Air Force contract after the firm provided more than 3300 in free air travel. They deny wrongdoing while flights involved Cannon, Goldwater, and family members on Northrop private jets in 1971 1973 and related trips to Phoenix Los Angeles Paris and Toulouse.
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Tornadoes batter Midwest as Stillwater hit hardest
Severe storms and tornadoes swept the Midwest from the southern Plains to the Great Lakes. Stillwater Oklahoma suffered major damage at Oklahoma State University and in the downtown area, with one serious injury and multiple minor injuries. Twenty mobile homes were destroyed in southeast Stillwater and downtown plate glass windows shattered. Power outages followed, while Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota also reported damage and injuries including seven firemen hurt in Lisle Illinois suburban delays and a Chicago suburb roof torn off. Milwaukee Mitchell Field logged 14 damaged aircraft and Madison reported 83 mph winds as thousands faced brief outages.
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Brezhnev proposes U S Soviet ban on mass destruction weapons
In a televised speech Soviet leader Brezhnev urged both powers to begin an international agreement to halt development of weapons of mass destruction even more terrible than nuclear arms. He stressed timely action, though offered no timetable and planned to pursue talks on offensive missiles with President Ford later this year.
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Two Die In Minnesota Traffic Crashes Friday
A Duluth girl nine and a Minneapolis man nineteen died in separate Friday accidents in Minnesota. Julie Hoglund was killed in a one car rollover near Zim on St. Louis County Rd 7. she was a passenger in a car driven by Mrs Bou rassa of Zim with other children injured. Thomas Willey of Minneapolis died when his motorcycle collided with a truck in Brooklyn Center.
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Schedule of Pages for VS area Editorial Sports Society Comics Classified
The page list shows sections for Editorial Sports Society Comics and Classifieds with VS area coverage. Pages numbered -2 area includes Editorial and Sports while Society Comics and Classifieds occupy remaining segments.
Lost dog found after Herald lost and found ad
A Springer spaniel named Ruff with a collar was recovered after a Herald lost and found ad ran in the LOST section. The family saw quick results, with the dog returned after two days instead of six. For fast ad responses call 433-8851.
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