Ford Eyes Extension of Tax Cuts End of Session Hints at Energy Talks
The 94th Congress ends its first session after forging a last minute compromise with President Ford to extend the $17 billion anti recession tax cuts amid wrangling over energy legislation. Ford vetoed the initial measure but accepted a compromise tied to a pledge to reduce federal spending. energy bills remain unresolved as lawmakers depart for January.
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Hopes for MIAs rise but price in North Vietnam looms
Hopes grow for recovering 1300 American MIAs and resolving 450 missing, as talks in Paris and Peking surface. U.S. officials warn Hanoi may seek aid and UN entry concessions as a price. The JCRC and Central Identification Laboratory plan further search work in Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia amid a 14 year race against time and the elements.
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Samae San
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High Point NC Post Office Fee Rate Change
An 187% march 3 act imposes second class postage hike at High Point North Carolina. Independent contractors and contributors affiliate with The Weigh Pont Enterprise Inc not our RAVER.
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Ford to Sign Tax Measure After Six Month Extension
President Ford said he would sign the $18 billion tax cut compromise on Monday and seek another $28 billion in tax reductions plus $10 billion more in 1977. He touted a one-for-one spending restraint but faced dispute over who won the tax fight as Congress approved a six month extension of 1975 cuts.
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