Tax ideas vie with inflation in Congress hearing
The discussion centers on tax policy as a tool to curb inflation with lawmakers debating credits and spending. Arthur Burns, committee members, and President Nixon figures are cited amid warnings of sustained high interest and tight mortgage credit. Burns is praised as the new high interest champion.
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Democrats Predict About 50 Major Bills This Session
Senate Majority Leader Mansfield and House Speaker Albert announced plans to push roughly 50 significant bills in the final weeks of the 1973 session. They said some are on the President’s list, some are not, as they met to discuss agenda items and an October adjournment.
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Aide refuses again to talk of Nixon taxes
Washington United Press report: White House refuses to reveal if President Nixon paid federal income taxes in 1969 and 1970. Deputy Press Secretary Warren says the issue is personal and will not be discussed. Reports claim Nixon paid no income taxes in 1969 and 1971 due to deductions, salaries, and donations.
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Watergate probes eye quick, thorough hearings schedule
The Watergate committee plans a rapid three phase resumption with days set to finish phase one and move to phase two on political dirty tricks and phase three on campaign contributions. Ervin and Baker stressed urgency, travel, and broad scope while pursuing White House tapes. NBC may air live coverage of the second round, with CBS and ABC undecided.
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Kidnap Suspect Wounded After Hostages Seized
A kidnapper hijacked three people near da Silva home on 35th Place and Balboa Boulevard. Officers traded fire near Harbor View Hills, wounding the suspect as Newport Beach police surrounded a residence. A newspaper photographer briefly spoke with the suspect inside the house.
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Orange County
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Newport Beach
Jon Costelow
Kawe
Miss Baeseman
U S revolt role denied amid Chilean coup clashes
The Chilean coup intensified as Allende supporters faced warnings to surrender or be shot. The junta claimed to crush major resistance while reporting no casualty totals. unofficial estimates said up to 500 to 1,000 killed in the three hour assault on La Moneda, universities, and factories.
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Santiago
Judge to apologize for jailing 2 workers
A Santa Monica municipal court judge who jailed two maintenance workers for refusing to adjust the courtroom air conditioning agreed Wednesday to apologize. The men, Matt and Ray Broome, were held briefly in a cell. the dispute centered on a thermostat set at 76 degrees as part of a county energy conservation program. County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn had urged an official apology and called for a State Commission on Judicial Qualifications review.
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Kenneth Hahn
Weifer
Iris
Mahn
Hahn
State Commission On Judicial Qualifications
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Ray Broome
Feifer
First murder victim heart used in transplant
STANFORD UP I report details the first case of using a murder victims heart for a transplant. Samuel Moore, 29, with a bullet in his brain was declared dead by brain criteria but his heart, kept beating two days by a machine, was transplanted to a 42 year old heart disease patient under Dr Norman Shumway. The heart was flown by helicopter from Oakland Highland hospital.
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Presbyterian Hospital of the
Pacific Medical Center
San Francisco
Oakland Hospital
Oakland
A.D. Lyons
Alameda County Corper
Roland Jahi
Lowell Jensen
Denver prepares for urgent infant liver transplant
In Denver a two month old Napa boy named Brett Kearl arrived from Stapleton Airport for a life saving liver transplant at the University of Colorado Medical Center. The operation, expected to last up to 14 hours and must occur within six hours of the donor's death, follows a four month wait as doctors assess bile duct undersizing and donor compatibility.
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Stapleton International Airport
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California
Roger Kearl
Brett
Suspect Holds Hostages as Shootout Occurs Outside Home
Police corner a suspect who used two hostages as shields as a confrontation unfolded. A photographer and officers moved through the scene initiating a swift gunfight. detailed outcomes remain unclear with shots fired and authorities surrounding the residence.
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