White House tax reform plans eyed as aid to low income
A White House domestic policy push aims to cut tax burdens on low income families and expand revenue sources. Secretary Burns and Kennedy brief AFL-CIO leaders on a broad reform package to Congress next year, with a focus on eliminating tax shelters and widening the base to fund social programs. The discussions underscored a push for meaningful reform in the current session, while inflation and unemployment loom.
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Ag Experts Predict Livestock Gain In 1920s Food Output
Agricultural officials project higher livestock production and farm incomes as feed costs fall and demand strengthens. Department analysts note rising cattle, hog, and poultry output with favorable price trends and improved yields across major regions and markets.
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