Tax in sour ry could collide with exclusion rules
A garbled OCR snippet hints at tax policy discussion, mentioning exclusions and public rule changes. Readable parts reference fiscal measures and potential exemptions, implying legislative debate or policy clarification without firm details or names.
Comal County grand jury returns first indictment
A nine count indictment was returned by the Comal County grand jury charging multiple defendants with a range of offenses. The filing dates and names appear in the court documents, and the case involves alleged financial and procedural irregularities requiring further judicial action.
Corry Council Reviews February Parking Tickets
Corry city council discussed February parking tickets with 33 red and 255 yellow issued, 38 red and 32 yellow voided, while officials offered no explanation. Norbert Bachoiner urged relief for elderly and handicapped residents unable to curb their garbage due to new pickup rules. contract changes allow door pickup upon application.
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Election Won By Rigging in Pakistan Victory
Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's Pakistan Peoples party scored a landslide win with 185 of 216 seats, while opposition leader Asghar Khan alleged widespread ballot stuffing and intimidation. Violence on election day left several dead and many injured as protests loom ahead of provincial polls.
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Fawcett Majors to Leave Charlie's Angels After Season
Farrah Fawcett Majors and husband Lee Majors will exit their ABC hit Charlie's Angels after the current season. Fawcett Majors plans film work and has formed Fawcett Majors Productions with manager Jay Bernstein.
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Hope To Nix $50 Rebate Hope To Nix $50 Rebate
House Republicans seek Democratic votes to scrap President Carter's $50 per person rebate and push for permanent tax cuts instead. The effort mirrors a previous defeat, while the tax-cut plan moves toward Senate hearings. The GOP plan would target income groups under $20 000 and aim for broad economic stimulus.
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Coffee price surge feared in Erie area markets
A Jacob Haller Co. spokesman warned Erie supermarkets will see coffee prices rise by over 60 cents per pound within two weeks. Case price would jump from 64.51 to 79, mapping to about 2.69 to 3.31 per pound for shoppers. statewide coffee prices up 24 cents last month per state agriculture survey. Tea and cocoa follow rise as families switch from coffee.
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Bradford Man Acquitted as Co-Defendant Pleads Guilty
In Warren County murder case, co-defendant Charles Whelan 22 from Bradford pleaded guilty to being an accessory after bargaining with prosecutors. Harry Anderson 35 was acquitted after a three judge panel weighs Whelan's degree of guilt. Witness Shattenberg, also from Bradford, pled guilty to third degree murder and is serving 10 to 20 years. The victim Francis Reed 36 of Ridgway was shot last summer near Allegheny Reservoir following a party.
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California May Ration Water Amid Drought Crisis
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. warned at a two day drought conference that statewide water rationing could be imposed if voluntary conservation fails. He urged conservation and possible rationing while Ron Robie warned 1977 could be worse, with Marin County already limiting to 40 gallons per person and broader impacts on electricity, agriculture, and prices.
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Carter to Attend May International Economic Summit
President Carter will travel to London in May for the international economic summit at 10 Downing Street with leaders from Britain Canada West Germany France Italy Japan and the United States. Powell said the talks will cover economic issues for both developed and developing countries and may include broader topics beyond strictly economic concerns.
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