Farm deduction limits debated in Congress splits
The article notes two versions of a bill limiting farm deductions for those not primarily engaged in farming. Both would apply only to large farm incomes, but they propose different methods to cap deductions against other income.
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Organized crime wrap up and desertion notes mix of cases
The report ties NJ Cosa Nostra figures including DeCavalcante and Boiardo to extortion and leadership rumors. It notes IRS probes, a Newark corruption grand jury seeking questions, and a desertion trend among South Vietnamese troops with focus on family contact.
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Gun Control Bill Faces Senate Action Amid Violence Debate
The article outlines calls for tighter gun laws led by lawmakers seeking to ban small automatic pistols and junk guns. It notes expanding imports and domestic production gaps, with figures on murders, police deaths, and US versus European crime rates, plus industry and political reactions.
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Lawmaker Warns Against Health System Collapse or Takeover
A national figure argued that both a total breakdown of the existing inadequate system and a complete government takeover in health care must be avoided to prevent systemic harm. The passage compares the health field to an octopus lacking a shell despite relatives’ protective shells.
Senate showdown over school desegregation funds ban
A southern-led push to curb federal desegregation powers faces a Senate clash as lawmakers consider an appropriations amendment blocking federal funds from shutting schools, busing students, or assigning pupils against parental wishes.
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Oil tariffs and tax reform dominate Nixoneffort
The plan would set initial Latin American oil imports at 600000 barrels daily rising to 690000 by 1973 with tariffs around 80 to 90 cents per barrel and 525 cents for residual oil. Canada would match Latin America, with Mexico smaller and Middle East imports tied to demand and auctioned to bidders. The CED urged curbing space funding, cutting farm subsidies, and redirecting savings to urban and poverty relief.
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