Congress Closes With Tax Revisions in 94th Session
Washington AP The heavily Democratic 94th Congress wraps after two years of tax and spending wrangling with President Ford. It passed a major tax revision extending through 1977, with about 19 billion dollars a year in cuts, while Ford sought larger cuts. The body kept a 413 billion dollar spending ceiling, overridden some vetoes, and debated health care, welfare, and CIA abuses amid budget battles.
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Ted Nugent Rocks Cow Palace With Punk Rock Frenzy
At the Cow Palace in San Francisco Ted Nugent and his band deliver a demolition derby of sound with two guitars a bass drums and heavy gear Mustering 16 000 fans they demand more while the show mixes stage bonfires firecrackers and a flaming skull Nugent defies fatigue claims no alcohol or drugs fuel his energy and he boasts a gold record for his self titled album.
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Governor Evans faces job hunt and housing question after term
Olympia Washington AP Gov Dan Evans prepares to leave office after 12 years and contemplates immediate work to support his family and purchasing a home. He notes inflation affects housing equity and recalls selling their Seattle home for much more than bought. He expects an administrative post but prefers to stay in Washington. Evans highlights 12 years running a state as experience and cites a governor’s modest salary and mansion allowances.
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Fixed sentencing trend spreads in U S penology
Indeterminate prison terms lose traction to fixed sentences with Maine the first state to switch last May. Indiana California and six other states pursue flat time laws while national leaders study presumptive sentencing. Critics cite leniency or harshness. Maine data show longer jail terms and rising populations. Haiti and the Dominican Republic occupy the Island of Hispaniola.
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