Election-year tax cut not likely says Carter
President Carter and top tax writers expect no election-year tax cut in 1980 as lawmakers focus on balancing the budget and curbing inflation. Carter warns the deficit and inflation take priority over tax relief while Long Ullman and other officials echo budget restraint ahead of the fall elections.
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Vital Statistics Report Couples and Births Listings
A community notice lists multiple births for May with names and addresses of families in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. It also records two police dispatch entries noting investigations of smoke odor at 2204 Ninth St SW and a needless call to the intersection of 10th Avenue and 10th Street SE, both on Tuesday.
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Carter Accused of Unfair Labor Practices in Meeting
The charge, filed by Local 12 of the AFGE, alleges President Carter discussed working conditions with a Labor Department employee and deprived departmental employees of collective bargaining rights. The White House offered no comment. The article also notes observers saw a board recall as signaling a shift against busing desegregation in the city’s schools.
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Busing foe Roberta Weintraub elected to LA Board
Los Angeles AP reports Roberta Weintraub declared a victory for the people after defeating embattled Board President Howard Miller. The election outcome followed Miller’s ouster and marks Weintraub’s entry to the Los Angeles Unified School District board.
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Brown wins Kentucky gubernatorial nomination in Democratic primary
Multimillionaire John Brown, who pitched business experience for Kentucky leadership, won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination after a brisk two month campaign. He celebrated with his wife Phyllis George and will face former Gov. Louie Nunn, who won the Republican primary.
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Somoza Troops Battle Sandinistas Near Puerto Cabezas
In Nicaragua, Somoza's forces clash with about 300 Sandinistas near Puerto Cabezas on the northeast coast after claiming a repelled invasion from Costa Rica. Military sources report strong combat as reinforcements rush to the port city amid ongoing gunfire.
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Arabs clash in Khoramshahr as port center faces unrest
In Khoramshahr Iran armed Arab tribesmen clash with Revolutionary Guards attacking the naval base and district offices. Authorities report fires at the police station post office and tobacco factory as unrest spreads in Khuzestan with tribes moving from across the province.
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DC-10s Return To Skies After FAA Checks
DC-10 jets grounded during a safety sweep after Friday’s Chicago crash began returning to service as inspections near completion. FAA said most checks could end by nightfall while investigators test if engine loss affected hydraulic systems with a simulator plan at American Airlines’ Texas training center.
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Savings account rates rise under federal action
Washington AP The Federal Home Loan Bank Board and other federal banks raising passbook savings rate to 5.5 percent effective July 1. The Fed expected to lift from 5.0 to 5.25 percent. New four year tied accounts pay one point below four year Treasury rates, while minimum deposits for certificates are removed except for $10,000 money market CDs. Early withdrawal penalties cut or eliminated on some certificates. death negates penalties.
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Motor home recall issued after carbon monoxide deaths
Washington AP. Georgie Bay Projects Inc of Elkhart Indiana recalls its 26 foot 1979 Swinger motor home after two deaths linked to carbon monoxide from an unvented furnace. Attorney Ken Weaver says all 1979 models are recalled. NHTSA spokesman Hal Parris says the scope is not yet known.
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