O'Neill Presses Caution On Tax Cut Plan With Carter
House Speaker Thomas O'Neill warned against a rapid permanent tax cut as Carter met with business leaders and Democratic leaders. The talks explored a potential $15 billion plan and a broad jobs program while officials eyed after Christmas spending and economic recovery. Carter planned further meetings with leaders before January action.
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Kidnapping case hinges on Bronfman ransom claim
Mel Patrick Lynch and Dominic Byrne were accused in a high profile kidnap plot linked to Samuel Bronfman Jr. but were found not guilty of extortion after defense argued the scheme was a hoax aimed at squeezing money from his father.
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Weather Synopsis Leaves Readers Capped By Cold
The excerpt notes frigid conditions with lows near ten below and partly cloudy skies. It mentions weekend highs in the teens, with scattered sections including comics, crosswords, films, and a death notice, while signaling continued pages on sports, farm news, and advertisements.
Cochran Settles Iowa House Committee Posts
Des Moines Iowa House Speaker Date Cochran announced a reshuffle of committee chairs including Ren Gregory Cusack taking the Appropriations Transportation subcommittee, Joe Kinas moving to remasportation, and Robert Bina chairing cities. Several incumbents keep roles, signaling reconciliation within Cochran supporters. Rinas expressed mixed feelings about the changes.
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Rule Lifted lowans To Rejoin Rainbow
Des Moines Iowa Rainbow for Girls votes 33 to 1 to drop the unwritten white only rule prompting 136 Iowa chapters to line up to rejoin the international Rainbow for Girls. L Roy Chamberlain chair says charter rejoin would be confirmed after board poll.
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NATO will not pledge to renounce first use of nuclear weapons
Western allies rejected a Soviet Warsaw Pact proposal to renounce first use of nuclear arms. NATO stressed defense needs and the right to use weapons if required. Kissinger urged East West restraint to avoid a nuclear catastrophe while noting Spain’s future NATO membership and peacemaking in the Middle East.
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EPA Orders Chrysler Recall 208000 Cars
The EPA ordered Chrysler to recall 208000 1974 model cars citing improper design and faulty adjustment procedures. Models affected include Cordoba Newport Fury Monaco Charger SE and more, with emissions concerns cited as a factor.
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Interstate bids cut cost on Cedar Rapids projects
Iowa DOT bid rework slashes price for north and south approaches to the five lane Cedar River complex. Lunda Construction of Black River Falls Wisconsin topped the second letting with combined bids around 15.4 million, about 560 thousand less than initial figures.
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