Ford Proposes 16 Billion Tax Cut Across Income Priorities
President Ford seeks a permanent 4.5 billion annual cut in individual income taxes with a 42 percent top corporate rate cut, plus 2 billion in direct payments to low earners and 2 billion in revenue sharing. The plan includes a 12 percent 1974 rebate and tax relief for home improvements.
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Chrysler Plan Trim Operations One Third
Detroit AP Chrysler Corp plans to trim its operations about one third to fit a six million car market. Chairman Lyrin Townsend cites 1974 sales of 1,202,636 units and outlines fixed cost reductions while avoiding detailed figures on layoffs. He emphasizes profit orientation and structural overhead cuts across plants and management roles.
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Shelling Kills 28 in Mekong Refugee Convoy
Cambodian naval sources say communist rebels shelled a Mekong river convoy carrying more than 250 refugees from Neak Luang. A single volley of five shells produced 28 dead and 42 wounded, mostly women and children, as the convoy passed through a 15 mile line of fire. Civilian casualties also rose in South Vietnam where an oxcart struck a mine near Saigon, killing seven and wounding two.
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SALT Talks Resume In Geneva Tass Reports
The Soviet Union and United States will resume Strategic Arms Limitation Talks in Geneva Tass News Agency said Tuesday.
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Survives 40 Hours in Snowbound Car Near Sioux Falls
Richuce Bielski, a former Minnehaha County state’s attorney, recounts surviving 40 hours trapped in a snowbound car after sliding off Interstate 20 north of Sioux Falls. He credits faith, candy, and careful pacing for endurance as rescuers finally freed him with others pulled from the storm. A separate incident linked to the blizzard involved 14 deaths in Minnesota and surrounding states, with victims stranded and exposed in freezing conditions.
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Congress Faces Tough Issues in New Session
Washington AP reports the 94th Congress convened amid economic crisis and high Democratic strength. Senate leadership shifts include Carl Curtis chairing the Republican conference. New Hampshire seat uncited pending rules committee inquiry. efforts to curb filibuster and oust veteran chairs surface among freshmen.
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Doderer Breaches Unity in Iowa Senate Vote
Des Moines state senator Minnatie Doderer sided with Republicans to alter temporary Senate rules, triggering a 25 to 25 tie and a partisan clash. Lt. Gov. Neu ruled the tie in favor of the proposal, prompting a Democratic caucus and calls for party unity amid leadership tensions.
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High Court Upholds Iowa Residency Divorce Law
The Supreme Court ruled that states may require a one year residency for divorce, upholding Iowa’s rule and a Cedar Rapids district court decision. The majority argued such rules prevent “divorce mills,” while a dissent questioned the ruling.
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Ray Highlights Housing and Land Use Plans In Iowa
Gov. Robert Ray delivers a 28 point program urging a state housing authority a strong land use policy and income tax equity. He notes Iowa’s low unemployment though nationwide slowdown looms and cites farm hardships in 1974. He calls for foreign investment safeguards and soil conservancy while preparing for a fourth term.
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