Incest among American families highlighted in national concerns
A mix of social issues runs through pages noted: child victims of incest potentially numbering up to one million yearly, families with too many children and limited funds, plus tax issues facing four California children earning about $1,000 monthly from selling horse manure.
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California
PLAN To Die By Judy Daubenmier Controversy Prompts Plan Changes In School District
The PLAN individualized instruction program in the College Community school district will be largely discontinued next fall as principals report schools will design their own materials. A district wide shift toward traditional programs and greater curriculum continuity follows surveys of parents and teachers.
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College Community School
Prairie High School
Robert Bostwick
Swaney
Robert Krob
Board
William Boland
Bostwick
Senate Rejects GOP Tax Cut Amid Budget Showdown
The Senate rejected a Republican plan for a permanent tax cut with most benefits to middle and lower income earners, by 58 to 39, while Carter warned of a veto. House GOP leaders pressed a 10 percent across the board cut and a second proposal still faced a Democratic House.
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Washington
Senate
Carter
House
Senate Budget Committee
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Congress
House Republicans
Litter Tax Bill Seen Falling in Des Moines
In Des Moines a proposed litter tax on manufacturers of commonly littered products faced likely defeat in the state house. Opponents highlighted at least 51 votes against the plan modeled after Washington state as debate continued.
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Des Moines
Washington State
Washington
House
Oregon
Mary O’halloran
Cedar Falls
Man Missing After Boat Accident On Cedar River Near Ellis Park
Steve Craig Edaburn 23, of Toddville, fell from a boat owned by Larry Williams 38 during a U turn on the Cedar River near Ellis Park Tuesday night and is presumed drowned. Divers and dragging teams continued the search Wednesday with authorities,including deputies and firefighters, joining the effort behind 1871 Ellis Boulevard SW.
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Linn Sheriff's Deputies
Cedar River
Ellis Park
Steve Craig Edaburn
Toddville
Edaburn
Larry Williams
Avenue NE
Williams
Jeff Jacobs
Ellis Boulevard
Sheriff's Deputies
Sewer Plant Rates Burden Draws Wilson Foods Objections
A Wilson Foods lawyer challenged a city ordinance setting industrial rates for the new waste water treatment plant calling them a burden and signaling possible legal action. The council approved the ordinance after waiving three readings and altering rates to reflect lower bond interest costs.
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Wilson Foods
No Doctor Fee Lid Debated by Carter Aides Reported
Washington AP reports a HEW spokesman said there are no plans to cap physicians fees to curb medical costs though The New York Times said the idea was discussed and dropped. Costs rose about 15 percent last year while living costs rose 5 percent.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New York Times
Department
Consid
the Times
Cedar Rapids costs inch up slower than many cities
Labor department figures show Cedar Rapids family of four intermediate budget index at 98, down from 100 a year earlier, hinting local costs rising but not as fast as in other cities. Lower, intermediate, and high budget figures are cited as $9,702, $15,976, and $23,198 respectively, with purchasing costs not included.
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Cedar Rapids
Labor Department
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