Major tax reform bill moves toward final passage in Congress
The first major tax reform bill in seven years faces few obstacles and could clear the House and Senate within two days. It raises 1.6 billion in new federal revenue, extends current tax cuts through 1977, and broadens the minimum tax while offering credits for child care and special provisions for railroads and airlines.
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Senate approves hay transportation subsidy plan
The Senate approved a compromise bill to pay 80 percent of hay transport costs to ranchers and farmers in disaster areas. The subsidy caps at 50 dollars per ton, replacing the former two thirds with a 27 dollar per ton ceiling. The measure now goes to the House for final action.
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JSC Bridge Club Hosts and Winners Report
Albion Mrs. George Young Jr hosted the JSC Bridge Club with Mrs. Robert Wilson co hosting on Monday. Winners across four tables were Mrs. Dale Nelson high score and Mrs. Bill Karges Jr second. Ted Schlange attended as a guest and James Atkinson will host October 4. Cattlemen and dairy farmers faced drought damage to feed crops in parts of the Midwest. A hay subsidy rider funds a $1.5 million annual program to promote direct farmer to consumer food marketing.
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