Sneaky value added tax fuels tax debate in 1970s US
The piece surveys the proposed 3 percent VAT as a hidden tax shift to fund schools, contrasts claims by officials, explains how VAT works with a three company example, and notes criticism from the Winston-Salem Journal about reduced transparency and increased federal control.
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Lou Schneider
George P. Shultz
National Observer
Washington
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Super Bowl VI Preview and Presidential Plays Debated
The Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins meet in New Orleans to decide the football championship. Governor Preston Smith and President Nixon reportedly weigh in with plays, while the Dolphins previously defeated the Colts with a Griese Warfield pass and Redskins reversed a flanker reverse in a loss. The writers predict a Dolphins win and urge letting the teams play.
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Preston Smith
Nixon
Tom Landry
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Smith
Don Shula
Dolphins
Bob Griese
Paul Warfield
Colts
Washington Redskins
San Francisco 49Ers
Redskins
George Allen
Allen
Trade talks with Common Market stall as U S signals delays
In Brussels the first round of trade talks between the United States and the Common Market yields warnings that a devaluation package may be delayed. William Eberle notes monetary and trade links, while Brussels strains persist over agricultural subsidies and export concessions.
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London
Brussels
William D. Eberle
Nixon
U.S
Congress
Eberle
Japan
Germany
Washington
Europe
United States
Reginald Dale
Financial Times
Cloak and Dagger War Reveals Backdoor Arms Ties
Secret cables show the United States used the threat of vast military aid to Pakistan to pressure India during the South Asian conflict. Plans for backdoor weapons transfers via Arab allies were discussed but not adopted, with emphasis on keeping India unsure of outside support.
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United States
Pakistan
India
U.S
West
GOI
Government of India
Irwin
Jordan
Hussein
United Nations
Defense Department
Russia
One Market Concept Faces Final Decision Here
Industry leaders resist the one market plan as negotiations drum toward a February 16 decision. The push to consolidate markets draws skepticism from manufacturers, who fear disruption of the April October buyers schedule and warn the idea may fail.
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