Congress Ready to Bypass Tax Reform This Year
Washington reports tax reform appears dead for the current Congress as liberal Democrats clash with President Nixon over funding of social programs. House Ways and Means Chairman Mills signals possible shift to trade legislation unless an emergency prompts action. Liberals press for votes. Mills argues reform won't raise revenue and would spur tax cuts for middle income taxpayers.
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Truce panel halts all ICCS helicopter flights
In Saigon the International Commission of Control and Supervision suspends all ICCS helicopter flights until further notice after a Saturday downing in territory held by Communists. Nine crew and passengers died, including two Americans, as ICCS blame points to a Communist heat seeking missile.
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Woodcock urges delay on emission controls
United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock urged the EPA to grant a one year extension for meeting the 1975 emission standards. He argued the delay would not derail air quality progress and emphasized the need for thorough testing and reliability across all road conditions before mandating full compliance.
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Israeli commandos strike Beirut killing top guerrilla leaders
Israeli commandos attacked Beirut and Sidon hitting eight targets in a bold raid. They killed PLO official Kamal Nasser and Fatah leaders Kamal Adwan and Mohammed Najjar. Two Israelis were killed and two wounded. Israel called the operation a serious blow and said it acted in retaliation for Monday’s El Al attack.
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Mixed Reviews At Local Theaters Highlight Week
Queth Milton A Bass in the Berkshire Fagle criticizes Save the Tiger at Cinema I as phony though Milt credits Jack Lemmon with a decent performance. The Poseidon Adventure continues fourth week at the other twin house, breaking box office records. A Clockwork Orange screens at Main Street with Burgess’s grim vision and Walter Carlos score. Office Girls at College Cinema on Spring Street. Showtimes listed for each venue.
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Working mothers take children to work to protest day care cuts
Nationwide Daisy Day protests target HEW policies planned by Caspar Weinberger. Rep Pat Schroeder of Colorado joins mothers from New York and New Jersey marching to Capitol Hill and rallying in cities including New York Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia. Daisy Day aims to oppose new regulations that would end free day care for families near the poverty line, risking mothers quitting work to stay on welfare.
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