Vermont Gov Davis budget proposes income tax cut
Gov Deane C Davis’ $131 million General Fund budget for 1973 includes a near 1 million cut in personal income taxes for Vermont residents. A $950,000 first phase of a three year surcharge reduction is planned, funded from unallocated funds while a gradual phase out of the 15 per cent surcharge proceeds through 1975.
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Internal Revenue Service
United Press International
Davis
Ronald Crisman
Vermont
Pakistan shells Indian border posts in western front clash
Pakistan troops shelled Indian positions about 200 miles northwest of New Delhi killing five Indian soldiers and wounding 29 as reinforcements moved in. The PTI cited Jaipur officials as saying the shelling began Monday night in the Ganganagar area near West Pakistan, the first cease-fire violation since the Dec 17 truce.
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Pakistan
New Delhi
Press Trust of India
Rajasthan
Jaipur
Ganganagar
West Pakistan
Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan
Bhutto
Bangla Desh
A. Rahim Khan
Islamabad
Rahim
Lindsay enters race with broad attack on Nixon
Miami report says Mayor John V. Lindsay, 50, declared his Democratic presidential bid at a Miami news conference. He attacked the Nixon administration on Vietnam, the economy, law and order, the Supreme Court, and national divisions, vowing to speak for America Washington has ignored. He cited his past GOP roles and said the Florida March 14 primary begins his campaign.
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Miami
UPI
John V. Lindsay
America
Washington
New York
Lindsay
Congress
Spiro T. Agnew
Republican Party
Vietnam
Law and Order
Supreme Court
Nixon
Florida
Inside Vermont pages offer consumer redress and campus views
Inside coverage notes Supreme Court redress for magazine sales pitches, a UVM student’s campus take on the Parenti case, Vermont license plate deadlines, an editorial on Bennington town government, and various society notes across pages including corruption and food safety concerns.
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Supreme Court
UVM
Vermont
Bennington
Tom Braden
Lindsay
Guam
John Randolph
Malta signs new pact with Soviet Union amid base tensions
Malta moves toward a Soviet backed commercial accord as Britain and NATO face pressure over naval facilities on the island. Premier Mintoff seeks new income sources while exploring Libyan money and Soviet repair facilities. London hosts talks with Mintoff as Bri tain resists what it calls blackmail.
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London
UPI
Malta
NATO
Don Mintoff
Britain
Lord Carrington
Mintoff
Russia
Libya
Statue of Liberty clash ends under restraining order
A federal judge ordered 16 Vietnam veterans to end their two day takeover of the Statue of Liberty while allowing access during visiting hours. The restraining order required removal of obstructions and adherence to National Parks Service rules. The group, Vietnam Veterans Against the War, left the statue as directed.
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New York
UPI
Statue of Liberty
National Monument
Lawrence W. Pierce
Pierce
National Parks Service
The
Vietnam Veterans Against the
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Union Carbide pays fine for river fish kill in Bennington
Union Carbide Corp pleaded no contest in Bennington District Court to discharging ammonia into waters without a permit. Judge Morrissey ordered $3,576.95 restitution for fish losses and a $3,000 fine, $2,500 of which was remitted. The ammonia discharge from a plant manhole allegedly affected Morgan Brook and the Walloomsac River, killing many fish last July.
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Union Carbide Corp
Bennington
Water Resources Department
Eugene V. Clark
John P. Morrissey
Quark
Morgan Brook
Walloomsac
Morrissey
State Fish and Game Department
Union Carbide
Clark
Vermont scientists claim U S uses new super bomb
Dr E W Pfeiffer of Montana and Dr Arthur H Westing of Windham College Vermont report to the AAAS that U S forces deploy a powerful bomb in Vietnam. They describe a 22 000 pound device dropped from 15 000 feet that clears a football field sized area with no crater and detonates just above ground level. The embassy and Air Force discuss publicity limits due to the weapon's devastation.
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Philadelphia
UPS
Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
E.W. Pfeiffer
University of Montana
Arthur H. Westing
Windham College
Putney
Air Force
American Association For the Advancement of Science
South Vietnam
Pfeiffer
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State Education Board
PTI
Dacca
Mujibur Rahman
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Rawalpindi
Rahman
Red Cross
Mujib
Mikhal Smirnovski
Poland
Hungary
North Korea
Romania
U.S
Liberty
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