Tax cut seen as unlikely to end recession say experts
A Michigan survey shows 23 percent see the tax cut as a bad idea and 55 percent doubt it will end the recession. The report notes confusion and inaction as people fear government clawbacks from tax savings while President Ford warns of inflation if deficits rise and urges spending restraint.
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Richard Hughes
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George Katona
Ford
National Association of Broadcasters
Las Vegas
Nev
Congress
Prisoners seize Tennessee prison to air grievances
Dock Walker leads 11 inmates who held 12 hostages at a Tennessee State Prison counseling office for eight hours. Four counselors and eight prisoners were released unharmed after Corrections Commissioner Yeatman agreed to form a committee with inmate members to review 12 grievances.
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Nashville, Tenn
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Tennessee
Dock Walker
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Yeatman
Gabe Sims
Local concert association kicks off 30th season
Monday's session at Columbus Savings and Loan opened the Friends of Music drive for the 30th season. Mrs. J. P. Lannan led the campaign with board members, urging renewals this week and wait-list placements. Reports are due April 11–16 at First National Bank and Trust Company, with hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The season includes Stecher and Horowitz, The Garde Republicaine Band, Puccini's La Boheme, The New Christy Minstrels, and a Bicentennial bonus by Hal Shane.
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Columbus Savings and Loan Community Room
Friends of Music
J. P. Lannan
Army offers Project Ahead college opportunities for grads
Army SSG Del Templeton promotes Project Ahead, a cooperative education plan linking Army programs with over 800 colleges and technical schools. The program targets high school graduates seeking an affordable path to a degree and invites interested students to contact the recruiting office at 2712 13th Street.
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America
Institutions of Higher Learning
Project Ahead
13Th Street
Utah Opens Electric Streetcar Era Aug eight eighteen eighty nine
The first electric streetcar debuted on August 8 1889 in Utah signaling a new transit era.
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Utah
Beverly Sills Debuts at the Metropolitan Opera
Beverly Sills at 45 makes a belated Met debut in Rossini's The Siege of Corinth sharing the stage with Shirley Verrett. The performance drew celebrity attendance, a 20 minute ovation, and confetti. Sills will tour with the Met starting April 21 to Boston Detroit Atlanta and other cities.
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Boston
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Atlanta
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Dallas
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Memphis Man Charged With Grand Larceny Of Locomotive
A 20 year old Memphis man Charles Trice is charged with grand larceny after an Illinois Central Gulf Railroad locomotive disappeared from a switching yard. Police say the arrest follows the engine being brought to a halt and note prior locomotive joy riding charges.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Memphis
Charles Trice
Illinois Central Gulf Railroad
Trice
Oscars Tonight Highlight Three Way Race for Acting Awards
Hollywood multiple nominations frame the 47th Academy Awards with Al Pacino Dustin Hoffman and Jack Nicholson favored for best actor and Faye Dunaway Gena Rowlands and Ellen Burstyn leading actress races. The ceremony airs 10 p.m. Eastern on NBC hosted by Bob Hope and guests include Raquel Welch John Wayne Gene Kelly and others.
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Vernon Scott Hollywood
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Chinatown
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Gena Rowlands
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Diahann Carroll
Claudine
Los Angeles Music Center
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Frank Sinatra
Sammy Davis Jr
Shirley MacLaine
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