Tax plan seeks extension and new credits for business
The proposal would extend the 10 percent investment tax credit for equipment, keep a $25 000 income at 20 percent rate and higher brackets at 48 percent, and save about 11 billion by funding services and jobs. It adds an IRA boost, restricts tax loopholes, and offers child care, home business, and energy insulation credits.
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Reagan Attacks Ford as Brown Campaigns in California
In San Diego Reagan denounces Ford on peace and prosperity while predicting a California primary win and a stronger path to November victory. Brown campaigns in Fresno and Bakersfield, reporting about 460000 dollars raised and 44 delegates still pledged to Jackson if he wins enough delegates. Reagan rebuts the president's record, arguing more strength and no tax shelter details, as protesters gather at his San Diego speech.
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Hayden Fonda clash over Tunney debate and Fresno remark
The exchange centers on Tom Hayden apologizing for personal attacks against Senator Tunney and comments about Chanigan Fresno remark. Tunney's team says Hayden twisted facts while Hayden claims no changes to issues. A Fresno visit and a Fresno remark influence the campaign as polls show Hayden narrowing the lead.
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Hays refuses to resign amid scandal uproar
Belmont Ohio AP Wayne L Hays says he has no plans to resign from Congress after admitting a personal relationship with a staffer He faces pressure from Rep Mazzoli and others to quit as chairman of the Administration Committee and from the House as a whole as investigations unfold Washington lawmakers debate his future and possible forced relinquishment of duties
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Pat
Red Gate Farm
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Mazzoli
Elizabeth Ray
Martin A Flusso
D-Ill
Mouse Administration
Misa Ray
U S may recognize Red China move on Taiwan ties
Rep Clement J Zablocki said a movement exists in the State Department to end U S relations with Taiwan after elections and establish full diplomatic ties with Peking. Rep Lester L Wolff cited high sources and said an announcement on Taiwan is expected, while officials declined to elaborate.
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D-Wis
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DNY
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China
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Brookings study finds bureaucracy growth likely to persist
A Brookings Institution study argues any president elected will struggle to slow the growth of federal agencies. It notes Nixon created many agencies and that 1973 added more, with 148 of 1922 agencies still existing in 1973 amid significant name changes but few disappearances. The analysis says agency creation isn’t tied to party or ideology.
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Castro May Speed Angola Pullout To One Year
Washington sources say Fidel Castro signaled a faster Cuban exit from Angola, potentially completing the withdrawal within about a year. Officials noted a letter to Olaf Palme and said CIA verification would take time, with 13,000 to 15,000 Cuban troops in Angola.
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Van Crash Claims Life of Huntington Beach Girl
Marla Agnew 18 of Heil Avenue Huntington Beach died when her southbound van on the San Diego Freeway near Brookhurst Street in Fountain Valley rolled over after losing control. Her sister Trina was injured and released from Fountain Valley Community Hospital. Burglars forced a kitchen door at 1150 Locust Avenue to steal appliances and food valued at $808.
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