Inflation blame shifts to government and labor in national poll
UPI reports 61 percent blame government for inflation and 60 percent point to labor as the main cause in a large national survey by U.S. News & World Report. About 46 percent support curbing inflation even with higher unemployment, and 47 percent back higher taxes or reduced benefits to balance the budget.
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Nomination of Carson OMalley Under Review
The Carter administration signaled it may withdraw the nomination of Carson OMalley of Scranton as U.S. attorney for Pennsylvania’s Middle District amid questions tied to backer Rep. Daniel Flood and a former aide’s accusation of a $100,000 payoff. Justice officials said reassessment is underway with no final decision yet.
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Chicago Daily News May Cease Publication
Chicago publisher Marshall Field said the Chicago Daily News will probably fold on March 4 unless finances improve. He stressed no final decision to close has been made and urged staff not to expect salvation. Rumors linked near-term closure to dwindling advertising and circulation.
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Senate Finance Panel Moves Tax Reform Dates and Breaks
The Senate Finance Committee recommended pushing the capital gains valuation date from 1976 to 1979 and delaying a tax on inherited property for heirs. Proposals also expand the earned income credit for the working poor and modify rental vacation home tax breaks by tying them to principal residence use.
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Tainted Oranges Found Across Europe Prompt Standards
Authorities report more mercury tainted oranges found in the Netherlands and Sweden amid pan European inspections. Interpol aid sought as letters claiming Palestinian sabotage tied to Israel exports trigger widespread alerts. Five Dutch schoolchildren were treated last week after consuming Israeli oranges.
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