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How Will Tax Cut Be Done
The Senate and House approved budget amendments to permit tax cuts and spending increases to spur the economy but avoided backing a concrete plan. The House favored a one-time rebate of about $50 per person, rejecting a permanent 15 percent cut proposed by Republicans led by Rep. John Rousselot. Democrats warned against trickle down economics while the Senate backed a larger stimulus package.
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House
Carter
GOP
John Rousselot
California
Body Of Murdered Girl Found In NY
An unidentified young white female was found dead in Westfield New York from a single gunshot wound to the head. Autopsy determined the victim was 17 to 24 years old, about five feet four and 120 pounds with reddish brown hair. The body appeared to have been dead 10 days to two weeks, found by a rabbit hunter near Conrail railroad tracks. No weapon found. authorities ruled out suicide. The victim wore black slacks and a black sweater with a white hood. One brown crepe-soled shoe was recovered.
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Westfield
N.Y
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department
Conrail
Chautauqua County
Anson Steward
Steward
Five legged calf born on Pa farm shocks farmer
Roaring Spring area dairy farmer Chester Erb welcomed a Holstein calf with a skeletal extra leg protruding from its midback weighing about 125 pounds. veterinarian Dr. Raymond Widmann said the creature is healthy aside from the abnormal limb, drawing curious visitors to the barn during a harsh winter spell.
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Roaring Spring
Chester Erb
Pennsylvania
Raymond Widmann
Widmann
Erb
Meter feeding too costly for city in Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg meter maids have left notes on expired meters stating Downtown Merchants Association funded the payment but city officials announced they would stop the service due to the cost. Residents often walked away without paying to begin with.
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Bloomsburg, Pa
Bloomsburg
Merchants’ Association
Two Found Alive Four Cars Plunge Into James River
A tanker struck the Benjamin Harrison Bridge over the James River in Hopewell during morning rush, sending four cars into the water. Two people were rescued alive from about 35 feet deep. no other bodies were recovered. The tanker Marine Floridian stalled beneath the bridge, which had been elevated for passage but was missed by the ship. The drawbridge lies between Jordan Point and Charles City County. the bridge cost 5.5 million dollars and opened in 1967.
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James River
Coast Guard
Benjamin Harrison
Marine Floridian
Richmond
Newport News
State Highway Department
Red Cedar
Lanker
Virginia
Jordan Point
Charles City
Congress weighs intelligence access limits amid lobbying
Washington AP reports President Carter and Vice President Mondale push for consolidation of committees with access to secrets. House leaders O'Neill and Zablocki back a dedicated House intelligence panel. Senate already formed one, while concerns about CIA operations and secrecy persist.
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Washington
Carter
Walter F. Mondale
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Clement J. Zablocki
International Relations Committee
U.S
Mondale
O'Neill
CIA
Hussein
Jordan
Titusville man charged after holding troopers at gunpoint
Titusville resident John R. Daugherty, 34, remained jailed in Venango County on $10,000 bond after charges of terroristic threats and reckless endangerment. Police said he held three state troopers at gunpoint early yesterday on Route 428 near Dempseytown before a fourth trooper disarmed him of a rifle.
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Franklin
Titusville
Venango County
John R. Daugherty
R.D
Daugherty
Dempseytown
Gampolal
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