Carterbacks seek permanent tax cut and jobs program
President elect Carter faced strong business backing for a $16 billion permanent tax cut and a $5 billion jobs program to boost the economy. Reginald Jones of General Electric said the plan would be discussed with Carter, with most advisers favoring a temporary rebate but wary of long term fiscal strain.
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Michigan lawmakers approve aerosol fluorocarbon ban
The Michigan Legislature approved a ban on fluorocarbon containing aerosol sprays. It would take effect in 1979 with labeling required for all fluorocarbon sprays starting in 1973 in New York and Oregon. Gov. Millikin is expected to sign. Backers call it a symbol of nationwide action to protect the ozone layer from hair sprays and spray deodorants.
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Ford Reagan seek committee to spearhead GOP comeback
Washington AP Ford and leaders Nelson Rockefeller John Connally and Ronald Reagan push creation of a 40 member coordinating committee to rebuild the Republican Party after the 1976 defeat. The group aims for a 1977 1978 revival and may name a new chairman from several candidates. Reagan cautions none wish the chairmanship while Ford seeks active involvement.
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White House
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California
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Barry Goldwater
Ohio judge allows Carter win in state electors
A federal judge in Columbus ruled Ohio officials may declare Jimmy Carter the winner of the state's 25 electoral votes though he kept alive a possible decision on fraud claims. The ruling comes as the Electoral College meets Monday amid challenges by the US Labor Party and Republicans.
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Carter
Ford
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U.S
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Columbus
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1.S. Labor Party
Electoral College
Carter aims for lean White House staff and broad pardons
President-elect Jimmy Carter's transition team proposed a streamlined White House staff by abolishing the Domestic Council and other positions, aiming to curb executive power. The plan also recommended including most military deserters and draft evaders in a forthcoming presidential pardon for Vietnam War resisters, while pledging a sealed-down White House staff after taking office.
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Jimmy Carter
White House
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Anderson bid for post fails in Democratic Steering race
Washington Rep. Glenn Anderson of Harbor City was defeated Thursday with a 15 to 10 vote in his bid for a seat on the House Democratic Steering and Policy Committee. Sophomore Rep. Henry Waxman of Beverly Hills won the post in California Democratic voting.
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