Shapp proposes vast budgets funded by debt and fees
Milton J Shapp outlines plans for a large operating budget plus a separate long term investment program. He would finance education urban renewal railroad and housing through borrowing, later covered by user fees and higher tax revenues from a full employment economy. He cites a $13 billion railroad modernization plan and a $50 billion annual education program, with initial borrowing to raise the national debt temporarily.
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Premer
Shapp
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Census Bureau
Congressional Budget’ Office
Ford
United States
Nixon
Russia
China
Israel
Ara Shap
Bear Lake club meeting and community updates in January
The Bear Lake home extension group met at Mrs. David Quist’s home with even members present. Officer changes were announced, a January 28 meeting set at Mrs. Roscoe Knapp’s Watts Flats home, and the project involves making powers with materials and pipe cleaners.
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Peggy Asporne
Bear Lake
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Sherwood Potter
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Watts Flats
Lea Crosby
Floyd Potter
Florida
Steven Thompson
Washington Post
Ohio
Mr. Thompson
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Daniel
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Mr. Morgan
Janet Osborne
Northwest District
Cranberry
Roger Woodin
Earl Smith
al Cornish
Earl Smitty
Mia
Clarence Skinner
NOW withdraws support for Reichman over anti gay jobs votes
The Pennsylvania chapter of NOW pulled backing from Democrat Jeannette Reichman after she backed two state bills barring homosexuals from certain state jobs. NOW cites the bills as conflicting with its stance on individual sexual choice. Reichman, a state senator from Easton, supported measures barring gays from state police, prison staff, or care facility workers. one bill was vetoed, the other lingered in committee.
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National Organization For Women (Now
Jeannette Reichman
Sette
NOW
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Reichman
Easton
Shapp
House
Shapp Qualifies For Aid In Presidential Primary Race
Shapp qualifies in 21 states for federal matching funds as a Democratic candidate. He reports $43,012 in contributions from 40 states and plans to contest Ohio and Michigan, saying the nomination race is wide open. He mentions Alabama California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Illinois Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Nevada New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Texas Virginia. Ernest Hemingway won a $30,000 magazine prize in 1960 for a bullfighting article in Sports Illustrated.
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Shapp
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Ohio
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Harrisburg
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Maine
Maryland
New York
North Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Taxpayer Gets Extra $30 Credit for Each Dependent
AP reports the 1975 tax cut package includes a $30 credit per dependent applied against tax owed. Taxpayers claim it on Form 1040, regardless of itemizing, reducing liability dollar for dollar. The credit, plus other credits like earned income and foreign tax credits, affects overall tax obligations and is limited by rules on charitable deductions and political donations.
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Associated Press
Washington
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