Shultz Evaluates Gasoline Tax As Tool To Curb Economy
Washington AP report shows Secretary Shultz noting the administration studies a gasoline tax and other tax-raising proposals to slow economic growth. He stresses no decision yet, cites debates on general increases, and says the deficit will shrink as revenue rises amid a booming economy. Connally acts as economic policy adviser amid monetary system flexibility.
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Princess Anne Engaged to Lt Mark Phillips Commoner
London AP reports Princess Anne, 22, will wed Lt. Mark Phillips, 24, a cavalry officer and Olympic horseman, ending long speculation since December. The match, while favored, seems set to shape royal succession amid broader inflation and cost concerns reflected in local and national economies.
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Cedar Rapids
C R Living Cost Rise Exceeds National Rate
Meats poultry and fish jumped 17 percent in the first quarter with a 27.7 percent annual rise, fruits and vegetables up 9.6 percent this quarter and 11.6 percent yearly, dairy up 2.0 percent quarter and 4.8 yearly, bakery products 2.5 percent quarterly and 3.1 yearly, while housing in Cedar Rapids rose 1.2 percent in Q1 1978 and utility costs fell 2 percent but rose 3.4 percent yearly. continued discussion on page 2.
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Timetable on Cease Fire Accepted by Saigon Hanoi
Government sources say South Vietnam agrees in principle to a detailed cease fire timetable. Kissinger Tho in Paris reportedly reached terms for both sides to halt units and later cease fire in the field. An official announcement is expected after next Paris talks.
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Rained Out Again at Indianapolis 500 Time Trial Night
The Indianapolis 500 practice session was rained out for a second straight night. The program, delayed by weather, was rescheduled for 9 PM. TV coverage was adjusted accordingly as spectators waited through the postponement.
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Canada to Withdraw Vietnam Observer Force by July 31
Ottawa reports the government will pull out its 28 man observer contingent from Vietnam by July 31. The move comes amid broader Canadian military disengagement from the conflict.
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Nixon Will Not Testify On Watergate Cover-Up
Washington AP reported the White House stated President Nixon would not testify under oath before federal prosecutors or answer questions about the Watergate cover-up. Press secretary Ziegler cited constitutional separation of powers, while investigation leaks and whispers about grand jury questions dominated briefings.
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land of opportunity claim stirs taxpayer debate
A fragmented note asserts that the land of opportunity makes anyone a taxpayer. The text lacks clear context or attribution, but hints at a discussion on taxation and civic responsibility.
Skylab Turns Telescopes Toward Sun
Skylab astronaut Dr. Joseph Kerwin aims a battery of telescopes at the sun to study its surface and structure. Physicists seek clues to controlled thermonuclear fusion and a potential unlimited power source on Earth. The six Loral scopes will observe the sun in different wavelengths as Kerwin tunes the $121.2 million array aboard the space station.
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Court rules broadcasters may reject paid ads on issues
Supreme Court ruled broadcasters need not accept paid editorial announcements on public issues. The decision reverses a lower court ruling and limits federal oversight of broadcasters. The case involved FCC and multiple networks and stations amid a broader set of opinions on First Amendment protections.
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Secret Service Asked Nixon Home Improvements
AP report states Secret Service requested more than 100000 in improvements at President Nixon’s San Clemente estate California over four years for protection. Projects included heating system, brickwork, a windscreen, sewers, and a swimming pool area with plans tied to Abplanalp investment. White House and Secret Service comments followed.
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Legislature's Departure Snag Delays $30 Million Bill
Des Moines reports leaders push to end the 1972 session by mid June hinges on the disposition of a $30 million bill passed in different forms by the house and senate. Gov. Ray seeks advance commitment not to veto the measure if it reaches him, a condition GOP leaders say is unlikely. House and Senate versions diverge over highway funding for 1975 and road-finance plans, with potential changes to insurance funds and a repeal of a 1040 sales tax diversion. Continued negotiation aims to resolve differences and secure the $30 million for the General Fund.
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Colonel in Misconduct Accusation in POW Case
Washington AP A U S Air Force colonel filed court martial charges against eight POWs returning from North Vietnam accusing them of misconduct and aiding the enemy The move follows prior denunciations by Colonel Guy of Tucson Arizona who claimed POWs collabo rated with the enemy and faced retaliation He met with Pentagon officials to discuss charges and formal investigations will determine if trials proceed
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