Muskies tax reform calls for wealthier reform to raise billions
Senator Edmund Muskie urged sweeping revisions to tax laws to curb wealthier tax avoidance. He proposed 24 changes to raise about 180 billion dollars annually by 1976, targeting gains taxes, death taxes, depreciation and credits, with five measures likely hitting middle income taxpayers. House Ways and Means Chairman Mills acknowledged reform this year but with far smaller revenue impact.
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Weirdo Super Chicken Raises Local Interest in Weirdo
WEST POINT UP I reports Grant Sullens a Sierra Nevada foothills high school senior says he bred a creature named Weirdo a super rooster weighing about six pounds three times larger than normal. The bird reportedly killed a cure and injured a dog that attacked it as Sullens recalls his long interest in poultry sparked by his father winning a truckload of chickens in a dice game.
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Proxmire decries massive enlisted aide system in military
Senator William Proxmire accuses the military of a costly practice by keeping 1,722 enlisted men as personal aides to generals and admirals, costing taxpayers over 13 billion annually. He cites racial overtones in aide distribution, noting high shares among Navy Filipinos, Marine Black, Air Force Black, and Army Black personnel, and argues aides are assigned more by rank than need.
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Railroads seek emergency 2 percent freight rate rise
Southern and western railroads petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission for a temporary 2 percent increase to cover rising costs since 1970. They warned denial could disrupt scheduling, car availability, safety, and public service. The plan would add about 163 million in new revenue, with western lines receiving 120 million and southern lines 43 million, claiming costs rose far beyond current rates.
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FTC urges little cigar law change in ads and definition
The FTC urged amending the Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act to include all small tobacco rolls under cigarettes. It proposed equal health warnings for little cigars and a broader definition to curb cigarette ad broadcasts. The move follows surgeon general concerns about health risks and aims to close loopholes exploited by misleading products.
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Bootleg cigarettes draw organized crime warnings
A UPI report from Raleigh cites a state study showing high profits and low risk in bootlegging cigarettes. Assistant Attorney General Howard Satisky warns major crime groups are entering the trade, with New York syndicates already operating and US tax losses mounting.
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Bacon firms seek delay in new bacon package rule
Bacon processors asked the government to extend the Feb 17 enforcement date for a rule requiring window type packages to show at least 70 percent of a slice. They argue shortages of compliant packaging and difficulties meeting the standard.
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Found dogs and cats scattered around Fremont and Hayward areas
A barrage of found pets listed with descriptions and locations across Fremont, Hayward, San Leandro, and surrounding towns. Entries include pitiful details like breed, color, sex, approximate age, and contact numbers. Several dogs and cats missing or found near parks, schools, and residential blocks with varying reward notes.
Community Helpline Fragments From An Unreadable Page
Readable items include help lines for addiction support in Fremont and nearby areas, dating services, and crisis resources. Several phone numbers appear, with mentions of Salvation Army, Lifeline, and suicide prevention lines, but the page is fragmentary and garbled.
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