Bank Association Executive Urges Cut in Corporate Tax
Bankers and manufacturers urge Congress to cut corporate income tax to 42-45 percent arguing a long term boost in investment and growth will raise revenues. NAM and ABA push corporate cuts while labor calls for lower income tax relief. President’s plan sits between these positions as Congress considers options.
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Printers Vote To Keep Strike In New York
Printers in New York have voted to continue their newspaper strike, dimming hopes for eight major dailies to return this week. Local 6 ITU members rejected the settlement 1,621 to 1,557, with the Sept. 8 proposal opposed as most unions seek synchronized expirations. In Attica Kansas, Hillis Ray, about 40, died when a single engine plane crashed into a farm pond during a coyotes hunt.
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