House tax plan details minimal standard deduction rise
Congressional staff outlined the House passed 1976 individual income tax plan showing lower rates for many, while the Senate considers it. It preserves 1975 temporary hikes in standard deductions for non itemizers, but not the 1975 credits for low income families or new home buyers, with tax liability shown across brackets and married couples with dependents. Farm leaders end a five day strike in northwestern Mexico after talks with President Echeverria, easing tensions over land expropriation and invasions by plants, with Sinaloa and Sonora farmers seeking certainty before winter harvests.
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Senate
Mexico
Mexico City
Luis Ehceverria
National Agricultural Union
Sinaloa
Sonora
United States
Fragmentary OCR notes on a person and events
Disjointed OCR fragment references names like Patty, 508, Dutch, Ruth Morris, and a restaurant, with scattered phrases about timing, feuds, races, and a marriage. The text is incoherent and contains largely unreadable segments, offering no clear events or structured facts to summarize.
Largest twins Benny and Billy McQuire eye TV fame
In Lorain Ohio Benny and Billy McQuire, the world’s largest twins at 1 460 pounds combined, plan TV appearances and a return to night club work. Billy notes their tuxedo quest and high costs for everyday pants, highlighting lighthearted showbiz prospects despite their size.
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Lorain, Ohio
Benny
Billy McQuire
Billy
Two Youngsters Killed In Fire In Cambria County
In EAST CONEMAUGH Pennsylvania a one year old boy and his 17 month old sister died when a fire destroyed their two story row house. Their mother Denise Hubbard was away and the grandmother nearby cared for them. Both women were treated for shock and a firefighter suffered a back injury. Cause under investigation and fire began in the children area.
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East Conemaugh
Cambria County
Michael
Cecilia Hubbard
Denise Hubbard
JourNal Daily: a homebound reader’s social update
A brief notice invites readers to enjoy THE JourNal daily while a son or daughter stays away from home. The item emphasizes the paper as a source of news and connection during absence.
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JourNal Daily
Fingered in Hoffa case by informant names New Jersey Teamsters
An informant fingers Salvatore Briguglio Gabriel Briguglio and Thomas Andretta of Hasbrouck Heights for Hoffa abduction murder. They and a second unidentified witness will lineup in Detroit as FBI probes link to organized crime. Authorities note ties to Mafia figures and Genovese family.
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New Jersey
James R. Hoffa
Salvatore Briguglio
Paramus
N.J
Gabriel
East Rutherford
Thomas Andretta
Hasbrouck Heights
Hoffa
Newsday Today
Long Island
N.Y
Newsday
FBI
Andretta
Vito Genovese
Robert Ozer
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Ozer
Stephen Andretta
Thomas
Holfa
William Bufalino
Teamsters
Michigan
Bufalino
Union
Local 580
Union City
Anthony
Tony Pro” Provenzano
Provenzano
Senate Moves To End Debate On NYC Loan Bill
The Senate plans to finish debate and pass Ford's 2.3 billion loan measure to avert New York City's bankruptcy. Byrd expects final passage after blocking a filibuster by Allen, with loans conditioned on NYC fiscal reforms and prior government repayment claims. The House also moves toward bankruptcy law changes to permit orderly municipal defaults.
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Senate
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Robert C Byrd
West Virginia
James B. Allen
D-Ala
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Allen
New York
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House Rules Committee
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