Carter considers tax cuts to boost economy
Congress leaders from ONeill and Byrd traveled to Plains Georgia to review Carter tax cut proposals. Officials say stimulus totals range from 12 to 16 billion dollars aimed at low income earners with emphasis on jobs, while outlining permanent and temporary cut options and a February package submission.
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UPI
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Plains
Washington
Jimmy Carter
House
Thomas O'Neill
The
Americas
Carter
O'Neill
Senate
Robert Byrd
Byrd
Congressional
Cox Newspapers
Atlanta
Thomas B. Lance
Congress
City Council weighs Hall of Justice move and county consolidation
In a Thursday session St. George council discussed City Hall relocation downtown and potential county law enforcement consolidation as part of Hall of Justice participation. A special meeting was set for Jan 9 to continue the issues after input from the county attorney and city attorney.
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ST. George
Washington County
Ron Thompson
Xeal Lundberg
John Palmer
Hall of Justice
Greg Larkin
Palmer
Thompson
Lundberg
Norman Fawson
Fawson
Steve Perry
Gary Esptin
Jim Cantrell
Utah
Esplin
Moroni Bowler
Bowler
St George Stake conference plan set in Utah locale
The St George East Stake of the Latter Day Saints schedules a two day stake conference at the Stake Center 419 South 300 East with visiting General Authority J Richard Clark presiding. Sessions include a 4 p.m. priesthood leadership meeting and a 7 p.m. adult gathering on Saturday, and Sunday services at 9:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. The theme is A Vision of Zion focusing on life priorities and organization.
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St. George East
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Stake
South 300
East
Truman Bowler
J. Richard Clark
Clark
Rexburg
Washington
Leeds
Zion
Washington Ward
St. George
Senate panel blocks reorganization of committee system
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee fought a plan to shift international economics from its jurisdiction, sending a strong protest to Rules. It argues the move would unfairly group financial matters with banking, despite a long-standing practice and testimony from leaders Sparkman and Case.
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UPI
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Senate Committee
Rules
Foreign Relations
Senate Rules Committee
John Sparkman
Dala
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Sparkman
U.S
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Sen
J. William) Fulbright
Brazilian Frost Triggers Coffee Price Surge in 1976
An analysis traces the 1975 Brazilian freeze that destroyed 78.5 percent of Parana’s coffee trees and sparked a global price surge. It covers droughts and wars affecting production, U.S. price hikes past $2 and later above $3 per pound, consumer boycotts, and widespread market responses in 1976.
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Marcos Schauif
Parana
Schauff
Brazil
Colombia
U S
General Foods
U.S
Mother Nature
Human Nature
Angola
Free World
U.S. Department of Labor
UPI
New York
Debris Spotted Triggers Intensified Grand Zenith Search
Debris 300 miles off Cape Cod spurs a larger hunt for the 642-foot Grand Zenith and its 38 crew. Coast Guard cutter Dallas and helicopter broaden the search 300 miles southeast of Cape Cod after planes found planks a box and orange floats. No vessel or cargo trace yet despite planes sweeping an 86 000 square mile area off New England.
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Boston
UPI
Cape Cod
Coast
North Atlantic
California
New England
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