20 Sep 1976
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1976
Page
1
President Ford sparring partner Carter faces Republican scrutiny over tax reform as he discusses shifting the tax burden to higher incomes. Carter asserts no net tax rise, aiming to ease relief for lower and middle earners while high earners pay more.
Secretary of State Kissinger flew to Lusaka to brief President Kaunda on weekend talks in Pretoria with Rhodesia's Ian Smith and South Africa's John Vorster. The plan envisions black majority rule within two years, a Geneva constitutional conference, broader black inclusion in Rhodesia's cabinet, and a $2 billion fund to aid whites leaving Rhodesia and to develop the nation under black rule. Observers say Smith may accept black rule in principle, with a longer transitional period.
The hospital lost accreditation due to deficiencies in record keeping for medical staff committees and quality control, and is developing a preventive maintenance program with Carolina Hospitals Engineering Support Services. Accreditation loss does not affect funding but Medicare and Medicaid participation will be inspected under HEW criteria. A reader asks about sachet making and is given step by step instructions for drying herbs, flowers and citrus, blending them, and storing in glass containers or fabric bags for fragrance.
Greensboro AP report: student bus driver Dennis Williams, 18, Gibsonville, was shot in the upper chest while at the wheel of a Guilford County school bus containing 49 pupils. He stopped the bus safely as officers searched a wooded area after the roadway attack. An unidentified man was found dead nearby from a head wound, age late 20s.
Virginia Beach, AP. Sweet Lips a 240 pound pet pig defends its status as a pet as owner Drewry Little appeals a removal order under a zoning ordinance. Two lawyers volunteer to aid the pig amid questions of how the animal fits local rules. Little notes the pig is clean, quiet, inoculated, and outside the restaurant despite critics.
Washington AP report outlines the tax overhaul debate as campaign tactics focus on capital gains and tax burdens. Carter says he would shift taxes toward higher earners while lowering them for low and middle incomes, but refuses to specify dollar thresholds.
Jimmy Carter discusses his beliefs and humanity in a Playboy interview to be published Oct 14. He says Christ set high standards, admits past lust and adultery in his heart, but cites forgiveness and humility as guiding values. He stresses not condemning others who err and aiming to be acceptable to God by actions.
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