Udall calls for oil break up and simpler tax code
UPI says Democratic candidate Morris Udall urged breaking up large oil companies within two years to restore competition. He proposed limiting firms to one segment of the industry and criticized the tax system, calling for a clearly written code and end to regressive rates that hurt small and medium businesses. He noted a drop in their share of manufacturing assets and profits from 1960 to 1972.
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N.H
UPI
Morris Udall
Teddy Roosevelt
Udall
New Hampshire
New England
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Harris calls for detailed jobs plan and 100 million target
Democratic candidate Fred Harris urges all party hopefuls to unite on both goals and specifics to restore full employment. He argues for a 100 million job program in 18 months, two million locally controlled public service jobs, tax cuts, looser monetary policy, and a Democratic alternative to Ford’s approach.
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N.H
UPI
Fred Harris
Robert Strauss
Democratic National Committee
Harris
Ford
Federal Reserve Bank
America
Former NRC inspector accuses gov of downplaying reactor dangers
Robert D. Pollard, ex project manager for the NRC, says 200 generic nuclear risks exist and 50 may threaten Millstone in Connecticut. He warns of large scale loss of life in a severe accident and criticizes federal licensing standards and public hearings. He resigned last week to speak out.
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Boston
UPI
Millstone Nuclear Power Plant
Connecticut
Robert D. Pollard
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Millstone
Pollard
Brown’s Ferry
Waterford
Conn
Browns Ferry
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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