Panel Backs Reduced Tax Cut In House Committee
The Ways and Means panel tentatively backs a nine billion dollar income tax cut with at least four billion in Social Security payroll tax relief. Leader Al Ullman aims for nineteen votes though no vote has occurred. The plan shifts some revenue to general funds and trims itemized deductions, with Carter proposing larger cuts and different offsets.
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Italian firebombs strike Milan train car convoy
An Alfa Romeo train near Milan was heavily damaged by firebombs in a wave of extremist attacks across Italy. Other targets in Turin Rome and other cities included government sites and car showrooms with no reported injuries. The Alfa Romeo company faces continued strikes amid a bitter overtime dispute and worker concerns.
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Brezhnev Arrives in Bonn for Talks with West Germany
President Leonid Brezhnev arrived in Bonn for talks to expand Soviet West German economic ties and advance detente. He appeared in good health, aided by a Soviet guard as he walked down from his jet. he is 71 years old.
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Afghan Council Denies Communist Label After Coup
Kabul authorities led by Prime Minister Nur Mohammad Tarakki deny being a Communist government or Soviet satellite. Foreign experts say Tarrakhi and all 20 cabinet members belong to the Democratic Khalq Party, a faction born from Afghanistan's Communist movement.
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Agreement Nearing Nuclear Arms Limit Aims Summits
President Carter and Soviet leader Brezhnev may meet in Washington this summer if the two nations near a nuclear arms agreement. White House spokesman Jody Powell cautioned there are tough issues left but a summit would occur only if an accord is reached or close. The New York Times reported March 30 that a plan would cap strategic arsenals at 2250 missiles and bombers through 1985, with two remaining hurdles: modernization and the Soviet Backfire bomber.
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Scent agent AETT phased out amid nerve damage fears
The Environmental Defense Fund urges banning the cosmetic fragrance ingredient acetyl ethyl tetramethyl tetralin after rat skin tests show hyperactivity and tremors. Industry says most firms have phased out and FDA notes only two suppliers sold last year and may consider future regulation. Retail check finds five products containing AETT in Washington stores.
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Carter proposes plan for inland air cleanup
President Carter announced a five year federal program of 675 million dollars to clean up inland air. He said 15 million to Denver and 16 million for mass transit improvements, noting Denver as having the nation’s worst carbon dioxide problem. He spoke at a Denver hotel and a prayer breakfast with Gov. Lamm during a western swing.
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A-B-C’s of the law sparks license sticker dispute
A Mount Vernon woman sues over Ohio license plate validation stickers. Alphabet rules force A through K to April sales while others shop in May. Her car used maiden name on reg, married name on license, leading to a charge of expired registration. She asks that her name be kept private.
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Napoleon exiled to Elba on this date in 1814
On this date in 1814 Napoleon Bonaparte was sent into exile on the island of Elba marking the end of his first empire and a major shift in European power dynamics.
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Elba
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