Tax rebates possible if bill becomes law by April 1
Washington AP reports tax rebate checks could begin arriving in early May if the tax cut bill passes and is signed by President Ford. About 76 million rebates, 10 percent of 1974 taxes up to $200, none needed to apply, with processing to start within 45 days and checks possibly mailed by June 30.
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Some Foreign Gifts To Nixons Not Listed
Government auditors reported that a number of gifts from foreign governments received by former President Nixon and his family were not officially recorded. White House records for Lyndon Johnson were found in order. The GAO provided no names or detailed data to Senate committee, noting the 1966 law requires gifts over $50 to be reported and sent to the State Department unless minimal value.
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Airlift, attacks. Da Nang fears and Bangkok talks
Thousands of refugees scramble for overloaded planes at Da Nang as military police fire over crowds at the airport. In Phnom Penh, government fire and artillery hit U S made howitzers, while Thai-U S talks in Bangkok discuss withdrawing forces within a year. Additionally, a GAO report urges stronger gift reporting to the White House Gift Unit and potential penalties for noncompliance.
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Susai Saxe Among Most Wanted Arrested in Philadelphia
Susan Edith Saxe, once among the FBI's 10 most wanted fugitives, was arrested Thursday evening in downtown Philadelphia, per an FBI statement attributed to director Clarence M. Kelley. The brief release confirmed the capture and the ongoing federal proceedings.
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Tax cut debate and Boston bank robbery case linked
Tax specialists from AFL-CIO Brookings and Mellon Bank oppose a veto while urging timely action to avoid larger future cuts and spending. Separately, FBI identifies Saxe and Power in the 1970 Boston bank holdup that raised 26000, tied to a five member revolutionary group. several members face murder and life sentence.
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Seven Members Of Family Die In Blaze In Baltimore
In Baltimore a northeast family suffered seven deaths in a Thursday early morning fire at their two story brick rowhouse. Five victims were trapped in the attic. investigators cite careless smoking as a possible cause. The Terrys escaped through a second floor window with names listed as Marlene 17 Bernadette 14 Annette 22 Francetta 23 Dana 5 Tracy 7 Francetta's daughter Bobby 6 Annetta's son.
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Saudis Pay Homage To New King In Riyadh
Thousands of Saudis welcomed King Khaled as the new ruler and a smooth power transition followed the assassination of King Faisal. Vice President Rockefeller met Khaled and Crown Prince Fahd, pledging continued US-Saudi cooperation while Egyptian President Sadat discussed Middle East peace efforts. Khaled and Fahd appeared with royal family members, and mourners gathered outside the palace as Faisal's resting place was visited nearby.
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Tax Cut Move Passes Congress Before Easter Recess
Congress approves a tax cut bill as Ford weighs signing amid Easter recess. House 287 to 125, Senate 45 to 16 approve. If signed by April 1, 60 million rebate checks could start May 15 and finish by June 30. Rebates range 100 to 200 dollars. none taxed.
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Arctic chill, blizzard warnings sweep central U S
The weather system blanketed central Minnesota and beyond with high winds and subzero temps raising blizzard risk. Power outages and school closures hit Carroll Nebraska, Lincoln Illinois, Cheyenne Wyoming, and Scottsbluff Nebraska as crews battled drifting snow and ice. Record lows appeared in upstate New York with Albany at 11 above, beating a 1923 date record.
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Rockefeller in Riyadh Seeks Peace Amid Arab-Israeli Tensions
Rockefeller spent over seven hours in Riyadh meeting with Sadat, King Khaled, and Crown Prince Fahd. He warned that inaction on Middle East peace could trigger dissension and wider war, noting a shared concern among those he met for a peaceful settlement.
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