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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1977

Page

8

Carter outlines $31 billion stimulus with tax rebates

President Carter's proposed package includes about $11 billion in rebates and cash payments this year and $31 billion in total stimulus, pending congressional approval. The plan adds job programs and permanent tax cuts, includes an increased investment tax credit, and could leave little for public works. Critics warn of limited public aid and budget clashes while Levinson notes winter costs may raise future food prices.

Lance Carter Congress Robert N. Giaime D-Conn Parren J. Mitchell D-Md Budget Committee Congressional Black Caucus Elizabeth Holtzman Dn.y Andrew Biemillar Afl-Cio Usion House Ways and Means

Mondale urges West Germany to spur its economy

Vice President Mondale pressed Chancellor Schmidt to boost West Germany’s growth and curb nuclear tech exports to Brazil. After four hours of talks the two sides remained divided on policy, though Schmidt signaled openness to measures to raise demand and exports.

Mondale West Germany BOMN Walter F. Mondale Helmut Schmidt Brazil Schmidt United States Europe Japan Carter Germany Kanzleramt Jeader U.S Federal Republic of U.5

Supreme Court Terms On Desegregation And Pregnancy Rights

The court agreed to hear whether employers can require pregnant workers to quit and not return before birth, a follow up to its pregnancy benefits ruling. It also revisited Miranda warnings, ruling police need not warn voluntary confessors, and allowed possessory tax claims on federal housing for federal employees, with broader potential effects.

Laaden High Court

Body in bag identified in Lennox area death

Investigators identified the man found dead in a Lennox area vacant lot as Nicolas Hernandez a 27 year old Guatemalan of 751 Mariposa Ave Los Angeles. He was found Monday near Lennox and La Cienega avenues and police said he had been stabbed beaten and shot then bound with tape and placed nude in the bag. No motive or suspect is known.

Lennox Area Nicolas Hernandez Hernandez Mariposa Ave Los Angeles Lennox la Cienega

New Jersey Judge Rules Wife Cannot Sue for Rape

In Newark, Judge Scalera dismissed a rape charge against Alfred Smith. He ruled under state law a husband cannot be charged with raping his wife if still married unless separated or divorced by judicial order. The judge criticized the law as rooted in outdated views of wife as chattel despite personal disagreement.

Combined News Services Newark New Jersey Nicholas Scalera Alfred Smith New Brunswick Smith Sealera Scalera

Dummar testifies on Hughes will tale at Nevada trial

Melvin Dummar described meeting a neat dressed man who claimed to hold a will of Howard Hughes and asked if Dummar would be named in it. He said the envelope to Kimball sparked fear of public exposure and he opened the will several times, fearing disclosure. The judge warned that lying would incur court wrath.

Carter Gables, Nev Hughes Nevada State Prison Hayes Dummar Tam Melvin Dummar Howard Hughes Mormon Church Salt Lake City Spencer Kimball Dunmar Kimball Rhoden

Bankrupt case leaves LA County with uncollectible money orders

The collapse of the Universal Money Order Co. has left Los Angeles County with about $36,000 in uncollectible money order payments. Roughly $25,000 is owed to the Department of Collections for health care costs, and $6,200 in invalid orders are tied to 67 taxpayers. Officials say money orders are being returned to purchasers with a notice to file claims with Universal Money Order Co. or the State Banking Department.

Universal Money Order Cay Los Angeles Department of Collections Universal Money Order Co State Banking Department

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