Carter releases tax returns show 136000 income and tax relief
Plains Georgia AP reports Jimmy Carter made public his 1975 federal income tax returns showing total income of 136,138.92 dollars and taxes reduced to 17,484.14 through averaging and a 10 percent investment credit. The records indicate 119,244.47 of income came from his peanut seed business Carter's Warehouse and 58,740 in 1971 taxable income, with additional income from a book and other sources.
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Debates Complicate Carter Nixon Open Forum Plan
Carter's campaign negotiator challenges topics and time frames while both sides push for three 75 minute debates. Officials seek open sessions with limited applause. Carter asks DNC to withdraw Supreme Court challenge over FCC exemption, tying news conferences to debates as the Court recesses.
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Hinshaw ouster opposed in House
The House Ethics Committee voted 10 to 2 against expelling Rep. Andrew J. Hinshaw after a bribery conviction. The panel noted Hinshaw was not accused of taking bribes as a congressman and his conviction was appealed, while Rep. Charles E. Wiggins pressed for action to censure the member of his party.
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Ford assails Carter Korea troop withdrawal plan
President Ford sharply attacked Jimmy Carter's proposal to gradually pull U S troops from Korea at a National Guard Association conference. Ford warned against phased withdrawals and defended current defense readiness, while not naming Carter. The speech drew loud applause and a standing ovation from about 3,000 attendees.
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Suspects nabbed after coast-to-coast kidnap case
Orange County and Los Angeles County detectives conducted simultaneous searches and arrests at three Rendalia Street area homes in Bellflower. Gullet and Ewing were taken into custody amid tight security and booked at Orange County Jail. The case centers on the kidnapping of Mrs. Seigman and her three children from Rossmoor. later, Mrs. Belgman’s body was found, with two men suspected in the ransom plot. Neighbors describe Gullet as quiet, with family ties and a history of trouble but express shock at the murder charge.
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House blocks own pay raise amid broader freeze vote
The House voted 325 to 75 to bar a cost of living pay raise for members, senators, judges, Cabinet members and other top officials, sending the measure to the Senate after approving the legislative branch appropriation bill. If held, the raise would have taken effect Oct 1 absent action.
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Desegregation school year opens peacefully in Louisville
In Louisville and Jefferson County the second year of court ordered desegregation began with high attendance despite an antibusing boycott. Superintendent Grayson reported attendance higher than expected at most schools, with 94,548 pupils enrolled, about 20,000 below projections, though expected to rise to a November peak.
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Prayer vigil marks Dayton busing start in Ohio
Dayton residents prayed Wednesday to avert violence before the first court ordered busing plan in Ohio. A 24 hour vigil for peace preceded the start of school and bus pickups as 18,421 of the 41,928 pupils were to be bused under federal desegregation.
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Inquiry over gifts to FBI director political fallout
A reporter notes Levi’s praise of Kelley and says no resignation is being considered while the attorney general awaits staff findings. Kelley faces probe over gifts from FBI officials and staff. Dowd urges firing, Shaheen seeks public reprimand. Kelley accepts various gifts, promises restitution if forbidden, with gifts totaling several hundred dollars under federal rules.
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