Energy plan bogged by House changes raises deficits
Administration officials warn that changes by House committees to President Carter's energy plan could create a deficit of 30 to 40 billion dollars through 1985. Large tax exemptions on oil and gas loom as the main drag, while weatherization aid for low income families, schools, and hospitals may increase expenditures.
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National Archives time capsule sealed for tricentennial
AP reports the National Bicentennial Tricentennial Time Capsule was sealed at the National Archives during Independence Day ceremonies. The capsule, to be opened in 2075, includes a 7th Fleet flag, signers pens, microfilm pages, July Fourth copies of major papers, photographs, governor letters, and a publication about basic documents, all packed in recyclable aluminum capsules from Reynolds Metals Co.
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Postal rate rise hits second class and nonprofit mail
Washington AP reports second class rates for publications books records and nonprofit mailings rise this Wednesday as part of a six year plan to end taxpayer subsidies. The average increase is about 21 percent with letter mail unaffected.
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