Editorial Comment on Jimmy Carter Tax Gesture
The piece argues President Carter will pay $6000 in federal income tax he does not owe, choosing a reduced refund. It notes his 1976 income of $55000 places him in the upper brackets while credits reduce his tax, and stock gains from 1970 boost his wealth. It calls for real income tax reform beyond cosmetic changes.
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False security in Tennessee jail blaze claims 42 lives
The Sunday jail fire in Columbia Tennessee exposed perceived safety failures as authorities blamed smoke and gas for 42 deaths. A 16 year old inmate allegedly started the fire in a padded cell causing a fatal blaze amid panic and delayed cell access.
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Jay McShann in New York Spotlight at Michael's Pub
Jazz legend Jay McShann headlines Michael's Pub in Manhattan with a quintet including Milt Hinton and Buddy Tate. The New Yorker praises his enduring blues mood and notes Newport Jazz Festival has dispersed acts citywide. McShann plans future one night stands in midwest towns.
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Don Byas
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Jackie Williams
Hungarian police interrogate Hollywood reporter and wife
Hollywood reporter Michael Viner and actress Deborah Raffin were detained near Budapest for seven hours. Police seized passports cameras and notes and questioned them about Viner's dispatches before releasing them amid claims of a mistaken charge. The State Department termed the incident an inconvenient incident.
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Breast feeding controversy sparks renewed Senate hearing
The hearing highlighted traces of pesticides such as DDT and PCBs in human breast milk. EDF urged government funded tests on effects for newborns, while officials confirmed pollutants in milk. Marian Thompson of La Leche League dismissed danger, arguing contaminants are widespread. A moving weight nuisance section rounds out the report.
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