Carter's $6000 Tax Gift Complicates Tax Reform Image
Carter’s donation of $6000 to the IRS amid a 1976 income of $55,000 raises questions about his tax reform aims. Powell portrays it as a general stance on paying taxes, while aides dispute shifting burdens. The episode follows a string of tax episodes and reversals in Carter's campaign year.
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Jimmy Carter
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Jody Powell
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Stuart Eizenstat
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Robert Lipshutz
Drought Strains California Life Across Bay Area
In California drought forces changes from sheep grazing hillside to a party toilet rental and guests bringing linens for Catalina Island hotel. Two years of dry weather push over 100 cities to mandatory water rationing as 1976 77 rainfall runs about half normal.
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Catalina Island
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Marin County
Nicasio
Escaped convict hunted for Girl Scout killings in Oklahoma
Locust Grove, Oklahoma, a manhunt for Gene Leroy Hart continues amid fears as a 10 square mile search area surrounds Camp Scott. Hart, 33, was charged with three counts of first degree murder in the deaths of three Girl Scouts after an escape from Mayes County jail.
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Ozarks
Gene Leroy Hart
Hart
Oklahoma
Jim Jenglish
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Cass Lake School Board Against Principal Winger Injunction Issued
Judge John Spellacy of the Ninth Judicial District in Grand Rapids granted an injunction blocking the Cass Lake School Board from firing Assistant High School Principal Jerome Winger or seeking a replacement until a trial. The ruling cites open meeting law violations at the March 30 board session. The matter, joined by Cass Lake-Bena Local Indian Education Inc., will proceed in Bemidji on July 19.
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Voyageurs Park weighs snowmobile and aircraft use options
National Park Service released environmental assessments on snowmobiles and aircraft landings in Voyageurs National Park at International Falls Minnesota. The reviews outline possible limits and routes and invite public comment within 30 days.
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Inside look at a inmate's path through justice system
Last in a five part series details Lee awaiting sentencing in Beltrami County jail. Lawyers discuss his case and alternative public defender work with Leck saying Lee could benefit the community if steered right. A Mississippi Mental Health Center psychologist notes pre sentence evaluation roles and access to care despite privacy limits. Tribal leaders describe open job policy for Leech Lake Indians on parole and available rehabilitation supports.
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Leck
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Leech Lake
Good Samaritans Risk Lives to Help Others
A brief report notes that local good Samaritans risk their lives to assist strangers in danger, highlighting community courage and quick actions amid a series of incidents reported on pages eight and ten to eleven. The piece underscores civic responsibility and the impact of everyday heroes in Bemidji and surrounding areas.
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