Carter remains open on tax cut despite aides backing plan
President elect Carter says it is too early to decide on a tax cut and will consult Congress before actions. Budget director nominee Lance argues a tax cut is virtually certain, while Carter keeps an open mind and prefers jobs programs and growth measures.
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Plains
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Congress
Thomas
Bert’’ Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Lance
Los Angeles Times
Cbs-Tv
Alice M. Rivlin
Congressional Budget Office
Federal Reserve Board
Andrew F. Brimmer
ABCTV
The
Times
CBS
Atlanta
AMA
Dust complaints spark Air Quality update and public query
The Enterprise reports a reader concern about dust from Myrtle Desk Alma Desk and Fli-Back impacting vehicles and respiratory issues. David T. Ligon says Alma Desk Plants 1 and 2 and Hayworth Roll are in violation but later corrected by late 1976. Myrtle Desk still under consent with controls by late 1977 and next year. The column also supplies Roald Dahl and agent addresses and discusses government office hours versus private businesses.
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W. Green Drive
Myrtle
Alma
Oak Street
David T. Ligon
Division of Environmental Management
Winston-Salem
Hayworth Roll & Panel
Alma Desk Company
Environmental Management Commission
Myrtle Desk Company
When ONeill Succeeds Albert as House Speaker in 1974
The scene shows House Majority Leader Thomas P. ONeill and Speaker Carl Albert after a June 1974 meeting with President Nixon. The transition promised would bring more than a visible shift in chair height, signaling broader political changes.
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House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Thomas P. O'Neill
Massachusetts
Richard Nixon
O'Neill
Albert
Rejection Of Air Bags Is Expected
Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. was to announce a decision against requiring air bags in new cars. He likely urged further testing and state belt buckling laws, weighing government action on driver protection and cost.
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Washington
William T. Coleman Jr
Coleman
General Motors
Japanese Liberal Democrats rebuked in Diet election loss
In Tokyo voters penalized the Liberal Democratic party amid Lockheed scandal fallout. The LDP won 249 seats, seven short of a majority, forcing a party regroup as Prime Minister Takeo Miki acknowledged the need for self reflection.
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Tokyo
Lockheed
Liberal-Democratic Party
Diet
Takeo Miki
Asahi
Japan
O Neill Set To Lead House as Burton Presses for Top Slot
Washington AP report on Democrats choosing leaders. Thomas P. O Neill expected as speaker with a tight contest for majority leader among Phillip Burton Richard Bolling Jim Wright and John J McFall. McFall faced scrutiny over a $4000 Korean donation, while O Neill urged unity with freshmen amid concerns over public image and ethics.
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Washington
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
O'Neill
Massachusetts
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Phillip Burton
California
Burton
Richard Bolling
Missouri
Jim Wright
Texas
John J. McFall
Tongsun Park
McFall
Park
AMA Divided Over National Health Insurance Stances
The AMA House of Delegates debates national health insurance options as Carter nears the presidency. The board favors a private insurer based plan with optional worker enrollment and no payroll tax. Delegates from several states push opposing positions while others back Kennedy Corman style legislation.
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Philadelphia
American Medical Assn
House of Delegates
Board of Trustees
AMA
Richard E. Palmer
Nebraska
Louisiana
Illinois
South Carolina
New Mexico
Palmer
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Ford Administration
Roald Dahl
L.S. A
Public Library
U.S
Dahl
England
Gypsy House
Great Missenden
Bucking
Hampshire
A. Watkins, Inc
Park Ave
New York
N.Y
R.A
Tip O'Neill
Pico Des Aana
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Organized Labor
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
James C. Corman
D-Calif
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