Tax Revision Bill Aims Broad Relief For Ordinary Taxpayers
Washington AP ordinary taxpayers gain more benefits than losses as a Senate House panel drafts a compromise tax revision bill. Key items include a $15 billion yearly tax cut through 1977, expanded child care credits up to 400 for one child and 800 for two or more, sick pay changes, IRA provisions, and simplification of tax brackets to a single table up to 20 000 income. The process hinges on how tax changes affect high earners and shelters. President Ford urges passage of a broadly beneficial bill.
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Rocketry clubs and local inquiries in High Point area
Readers asked about a formal model rocketry club in High Point and were told none exists, but Bernie Stadium at Bernie's Craft and Hobby Shop offers help. The column also covers ditch repair contacts, duplicating Wingate diplomas, fluoride water testing, and upcoming jeep races and motocross events with Triad 4-Wheel Drive Club details.
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Triad
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Carter pledges help as crime and unemployment grow in cities
President Carter told crowds in New York and Connecticut that cities face rising crime linked to unemployment and bad example and condemned FBI actions as disgraceful while urging federal aid. He contrasted with Ford, who backs FBI Director Kelley amid questions over office decor and gifts.
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Soviet Flies MIG Fighter To Japan
A Soviet MIG25 fighter flown to Hakodate Japan by a defecting pilot was inspected by Japanese officials with no comment on U S or allied involvement. Kissinger in Paris said the United States will probably grant asylum to the pilot, while Washington referred questions to the State Department.
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Mother Charged After Infant Killed by Dog
Joanne Bashold 24 left her five day old daughter Carla with a starving German Shepherd in a Spanish Harlem apartment. On returning for food money the baby was dead and partly eaten. Bashold was charged with negligent homicide. the dog was destroyed for examination.
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Kissinger urged to start African shuttle by Monday
Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere asked Secretary of State Henry Kissinger to initiate a diplomatic shuttle in Africa to resolve the apartheid era tensions in southern Africa. The message reached Kissinger in Paris as he planned talks with French President Giscard d Estaing after a Zurich meeting with South African Prime Minister Vorster.
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Schools Open Quietly Under New Desegregation Orders
Associated Press reports orderly resumption of classes in Louisville and three other cities under desegregation plans as Buffalo and Manchester teachers strike. In Louisville a bombing at Male High School prompted police and FBI investigation with no arrests or injuries. Milwaukee and Dayton schools began court ordered integration with no major incidents. St. Louis anticipated smooth start to new busing. Boston teachers rejected a contract offer and planned to delay strike decision. Police reported minimal protests with isolated incidents.
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