President Set To Sign Tax Cut Bill
Nixon will sign a tax cut bill cutting individual and corporate taxes by 15.8 billion over three years as part of fiscal relief. The administration plans to block a section creating a presidential campaign financing checkoff, and the effective date was shifted to 1976 to avoid a veto. Refunds of about 200 dollars are expected for new car buyers, with higher refunds or lower payments for many in 1971 due to higher personal exemptions.
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White House
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Vcuauimie
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Ronald Ziegler
Congress
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Tae
Senate
House
Senate-house
Oklahoma crash claims Cedar Rapids business leaders
A Beech Queenair crashed near Oklahoma City killing Cedar Rapids Tile Co. president Walter D Twachtmann age 44 and Appleby Tile Co. president George K Appleby age 60. The Monarch Tile Manufacturing plane, based in San Angelo, carried five others. Investigators reported one engine failure and possible loss of power with weather described as flyable at the time.
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Cedar Rapids
Calirom
Togees
Oklahoma City
Cedar Rapids Uien
George K. Appleby
Ned Fox Road
Appleby At Horn Tile Co
Waller D. "Fwachtmann
Ninth Avenue &W
Cedar Rapids Ceramic ‘Tite Co., Inc
George Ht. Clark
Port Worth
National Transportation Safety Board
Mit
Beech Queenair
Hansen
San Angelo
Texas
Monarch Tie Manufacturing
Hanson
Edmont Svykema
Hellendorf
Anthony Zanullo
Davenport
Ite
Bill Baker
Willian Darby
Monarch Tile Go
San Ango
Jerry Adair
Lansing
Angela
Hansin
Marshall
Marshall Tile Co
Phors
George Appleby
Waller D. Twachtmann
Will Rogers Airport
Collins Radio Announces Major Four Group Restructure
Collins Radio unveils a major reorganization placing four market groups under new leadership. Robert C. Wilson, president and CEO since November 23, says the Cedar Rapids avionics group, Dallas telecom and switching systems division, Newport Beach electronic systems unit, and Dallas international operations will align to boost sales, profitability, and market focus while preserving government, commercial, and international customer service. The plan adds a president’s office to oversee company-wide policy and strengthen top management.
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Collins Radiot
Juto
Robert C. Wilson
Collins
Cedar: Rapids
Dallas
Newport Beach
Califany An
International Operations Group
Wilson
Ihe
Belles
Alan
Presideat
Urat
Chuckle Sant e Claus Interest Missing Stocking
A quirky note says Santa Claus is the only man who shows any interest in an empty stocking, attributed to Aruba Erin a Mars.
Taxpayers May Delay Filing If Conditions Met
BUCA RATON Fla AP Taxpayers can wait until June 15 to file their federal income tax returns with permission in advance says the U S commissioner of internal revenue Ohmic Walters. He added taxpayers should pay what they owe by April 15 and interest at 1 percent per year applies on any additional tax due when the return is filed. Walters announced the change in a line speech to the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Next year Walters…
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Saya
U. S
Eok
Sistricl Internal Revenue Service
Walters
Wallers
Blaze Claims Three Young Daily Boys in Iowa Home
A house fire near Council Bluffs Iowa killed three boys Lonnie Daily 12 Mark 18 and Tracy Robbins 11. The blaze started before 11 am Thursday and was under control by about 12:30 pm. Mrs Daily and two other sons were treated and released. An attending fire official noted rescue attempts hindered by heat and smoke. Continued on Page 3 Col 2.
Back Pay Extension Clears House Amid Nixon Power Debate
The House passed a back pay bill by 321 to 33 to extend Nixon era power, granting retroactive pay increases and freezing raises through April 30, 1973. An amendment would require retroactive payment for renegotiated raises blocked by the freeze under specified conditions.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Seasutile Central Power
Iease
Skip Gifts To Aid Orphans PLOKENGA MS AP
The Lucien Pepin family in Plokenga Mississippi forgoes Christmas gifts to fund 240 orphans in South Vietnam. They pool Christmas money to send toys clothes vitamins and other supplies via airlift costing about five dollars per parcel. Since July over twenty carloads have shipped with volunteers packing goods at monthly sessions. Their son’s service in Vietnam inspired the drive which aims to aid Roman Catholic orphanages near Vung Tau.
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Plokenga
Lucien Pepin
South Vietnam
Pepin
Vetnam
Bernard Pepin
Vung Tan
Sule
Hey
Vietnam
Iowa Steel Linked in Cedar Rapids Merger Plan
A principle agreement to merge Towa Manufacturing Co and Towa Steel and Iron Works with Raytheon Co was announced at a Cedar Rapids press conference. Iowa Manufacturing president Deahl Y T Perrine said the boards approved the deal, subject to shareholder consent in January, with completion targeted for March. Raytheon would exchange stock for the local firms, which will operate as autonomous Raytheon subsidiaries in Cedar Rapids. The current distributor setup remains, personnel policies unchanged, and the merger stems from Raytheon’s resources and international reach.
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Towa Maufacturing Co
Towa Steel and Iron Works
Raytheon Co
Lexington
Mays
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Deahl Y T. Perrine
Iowa Manufacturing
Iowa Steel
Perrine
Towa Manufacturing
Raytheon
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Vinder Lemma
Faiehl
Tho
Lowwa Manufacturing Hias
Town Steel
Teal
Cedar Rapids
Reyheyn
Dantity
Dse
Onk
Sod
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Spencer
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