Budget Debate: GOP Attacks Carter Tax Cut Plan
Republicans charge President Carter with a deceptive tax cut and a budget deep in the red. They contend the plan shifts costs to farmers veterans and disaster relief and would require a larger offset than proposed. Critics warn against inflation and Social Security tax effects and push for a 10 percent across the board cut over three years targeting working Americans.
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Wallace says Nixon did not indicate seriousness of role
Gov. George Wallace recalls Nixon asking him to intervene with Rep. Walter Flowers during Nixon's resignation crisis. Wallace says the request was a matter of agony and declined, citing conscience and political risk, while noting Nixon remained composed and gracious to him after the 1972 shooting. Adjacent items discuss coal strike, energy, and a 1978 seed program in Indiana County.
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Salamone enters Pennsylvania governor race as reform candidate
Scranton flagmaker Daniel W. Salamone announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for Pennsylvania governor. The 60 year old former Maryland resident and genealogy business operator vowed to bring morality and dignity to state agencies and proposed a brain trust of media advisers. He faces Robert Casey Ernest Kline and Peter Flaherty in a field that includes Casey as his primary opponent.
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Old Forge
Robert Casey
Ernest Kline
Peter Flaherty
Casey
Christians flee Iraq refugees seek asylum in New York
Thirty five Christians escaping Moslem Iraq gathered in New York after a Morocco flight refueling stop, with officials granting them temporary stay pending a Monday INS hearing. The group, descendants of Armenian Christians, described persecution under the Baath party and planned the escape from Athens to Morocco before continuing to Montreal.
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U.S
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
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Juge Constantino
Socialist Ba'ath Party
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Marocco
Meyerdich
Athens
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Morocco
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Avonmore Woman Killed In Route 819 Crash
Barbara M. Nicely, 31, of Avonmore RD 1, was fatally injured yesterday after a collision on Route 819 south of Apollo in Bell Township. Douglas Wright Nicely, 34, was hospitalized with leg and head injuries. two others from Leechburg were treated and released. Poor visibility and a snow drifted area contributed to the crash.
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Leechburg RD 3
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Boyle Released From Hospital After Fire During Trial
MEDIA Pa AP former United Mine Workers president W A Tony Boyle was released from Riddle Memorial Hospital after smoke inhalation and rapid heartbeat from a motel fire. Opening arguments in his Delaware County Court retrial for the 1969 murder of Joseph Jock Yablonski were postponed.
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Hotel Fire Kills Ten in Kansas City
A downtown Kansas City Coates House Hotel blaze killed at least ten people and injured many more. Firemen found victims hanging from windows of the six story building after a 4:12 a.m. alarm, with the top portion collapsing as crews fought the flames. The fire was under control by 8 a.m and victims’ names were not released.
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