Social Security Proposals Labeled Politically Motivated
Washington in brief notes that President Carter's plan to pump income tax revenues is described as politically motivated hocus pocus by critics. The report frames the debate around the administration's approach and opposing views from opponents.
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Washington
API
Carter
House
William M. Ketchum
California
Califano
Ways and Means
Social Security
Three VMI Cadets Die In Accident
In a mountain road crash near Lexington Virginia three freshmen cadets were killed and five others injured while returning from a Goshen Pass picnic. Victims Michael Collier Peter Barrow and Robert Shelley were identified as the deceased. Keach Visconti Basilotta and Servigio Jr. were listed in hospitals in Roanoke and nearby Stonewall Jackson Hospitals.
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Lexington
Virginia Military .Institute
Here
Institute
Goshen Pass
Rockbridge County
Virginia 29
VMI
Michael Lee Collier
Lynchburg
Peter William Barrow
Baltimore
Robert Bryan Shelley
Charlotte
N. C
Roanoke
Kerry William Keach
Wildwood
Ill
Steven
Richard, Visconti
Loudonville
N.Y
Stonewall Jackson Hospital
Jeffrey Louis Basilotta
Wood-Ridge
N. J
Nicholas John Servigio Jr
Colts Neck
Actress Crawford's Youth to Stardom and Social Security Talk
The article recalls Joan Crawford born in San Antonio on March 23 1908 from a tough upbringing to stardom with stage experience in Oklahoma and Missouri. It notes her TV thoughts and late night viewings of Flamingo Road and includes a separate political item about Carter proposing eight measures to bolster Social Security funding, shift tax revenues, and fix a 1972 error.
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Jeff Hollywood
Miss Crawford
Flamingo Road
San Antonio
Tex
Hollywood Mansion
Oklahoma
Joan
Carter
Congress
Council Debates Bus Service After Tax Increase Vote
Danville council weighs keeping or cutting mass transit as DT&P reports empty buses and a one thousand dollar tax increase. Citizens including Nancy Womack and Ruth Harvey Charity defend buses while Stendig faces opposition and Lindsey warns of government takeovers.
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Marie Antionette
Stendig
Clarke
Wilson
Danville
Brooks
Womack
Allen B. Carter
Dt&p
Nancy Womack
James W. Peters Jr
S. Main St
Blanks Club
Ruth Harvey Charity
Herman Koplen
Lindsey
Danville Register
Three Arrested in Rich Widow Case in Indianapolis
Three suspects face first degree murder arson and burglary charges after a $1.6 million hoard was recovered and a string of leads traced to a wealthy widow homicide in Marion County. Investigators said $5 million was found in cash hidden in multiple locations as arrests followed a dealership pursuit and a large cash purchase of a new Lincoln Continental.
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Indianapolisap
Ano Ther
Robert W. Kirkman
Marjorie V. Jackson
Manuel Lee Robinson
Indianapolis
Annie K. Young
Robinson
John Williams
Jackson
Marion County
Donald Gilman
Williams
Gilman
Weather Summary for Virginia and North Carolina
Virginia and North Carolina forecast shows sunny days with highs mostly in the 60s to 80s. Clear nights with lows in the 40s to 50s. Virginia midweek sun then Thursday near 70s to 80s. North Carolina stays clear with highs in 60s to 70s and overnight lows around 40s to 50s. Downton weather log notes Tuesday temperatures around 61 with calm wind and 55 at 9pm.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Northern Ireland strike leader Paisley arrested in Ballymena
Police detain Rev Ian Paisley and Ernest Baird with 10 supporters for two hours over a tractor barricade. Obstructing the highway is charged as buses run and workers resist a protest tied to the United Unionist Action Council. Violent incidents and intimidation accompany the eight day strike as security forces clamp down.
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Northern Ireland
Ing
Ian Paisley
Ballymena
Ernest Baird
Paisley
Belfast
S. Ea Syt
Ballymoney
Crumlin
United Unionist Action Council
Love Affair With Automobile Continues Despite High Cost
Washington AP reports a government survey showing Americans spend more on transportation than food as car ownership increases from 76 percent to 80 percent of families between the 1960s and 1970s. Expenditures for autos, maintenance, and gasoline drive the shift, with transportation reaching about 21 percent of consumption in the 1970s.
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Washington
America
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Eve Jacobs
BLS
U S Plans to Sue AMA for Back Postage Over Free Journal
The Postal Service seeks more than 4 million dollars from the American Medical Association for second class postage on the Journal of the American Medical Association. The dispute covers four months ending August 1975 and a practice of distributing free copies to nonmembers.
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Washington
Postal Service
Justice Department
American Medical Association
Arthur 8. Cahn
Mail
AMA
Journal of the American Medical Association
Association
Danville Daily Subscription Rates Noted in Ad
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery in city and suburbs. Carrier delivery costs 85 cents per week, single copies 6 cents, Sunday copies 25 cents, with daily and Sunday mail options available.
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Danville
the Register Publishing Co., Inc
Union St
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