Surtax extension being considered
Washington AP reports the House Ways and Means Committee voted to repeal the 7 percent investment tax credit and moved to extend the income tax surcharge. Acting Chairman Hale Boggs said the credit repeal was approved without exceptions, while a fast depreciation provision to aid investment in equipment for pollution abatement was added. A six month to one year surtax extension remains under debate with support for a longer extension limited by Democratic hesitation.
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Dirksen
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Illinois
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Senate
Al-Lon
Geraid R. Ford
Students' lawyer seeks more time in restraining case
In a Lincoln dispute over a six month extension of a surtax restraining order, attorney Robert E H. Ratermann requested a brief delay while arguing to Judge James T. Riley for more time. He and the committee pressed for transcripts and a planned court action on the extension. Proceedings continue this afternoon.
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Robert EH. Ratermann
Lincoln
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Cole County
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Ben Pugh
Gene Dodd Appointed Acting Sheriff in Shelby County
Shelbyville Missouri AP reports Deputy Gene Dodd appointed acting sheriff to succeed Sheriff John Duffy who died of cancer last Thursday. A special election will be held to fill the unexpired term.
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Shelbyville, Mo
Gene Dod
Shelvey County
John Duffy
Jilly
Demos postpone action ABM vote delayed
Washington AP reports that debate on an ABM program and a proposed moratorium faced postponement as Senate schedules shifted. Public opinion in Montana and other states showed mixed views, with ABM supporters and critics debating site, testing, and funding, while lawmakers weighed timing before a July 4 recess.
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Senate
Montana
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Mansfield
State and federal clash over nuclear power rules
Minnesota and the U S Atomic Energy Commission edge toward a showdown over state rights in nuclear plant operation. The AEC claims federal jurisdiction over safety standards, while Gov. Harold LeVander argues Minnesota can enforce stricter rules. Northern States Power Co. builds two plants costing over 300 million dollars to power 1.6 million homes, with cooling water drawn from the Mississippi and waste shipped to federal dumps. Dr. Glenn Seaborg defends the AEC standards as stringent for public safety.
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Weather map reports varying conditions across cities
The bulletin lists city by city weather: Albany clear, Albuquerque clear, Atlanta cloudy 60, Bismarck clear 51, Boise clear 55, Boston clear 59, Buffalo clear 70, Chicago cloudy 77, Cincinnati Hey 83, Cleveland cloudy 67, Denver rain, Des Moines cloudy 60, Detroit cloudy 74, Fairbanks clear 85, Fort Worth cloudy 85, Helena cloudy -, Honolulu M -, Indianapolis cloudy 84, Jacksonville clear 94, Juneau cloudy 79, Kansas City cloudy 74, Los Angeles cloudy 96, Louisville clear 74, Memphis cloudy 78, Miami clear 89, Milwaukee clear 77, Minneapolis St Paul rain 82, New Orleans clear 84, New York cloudy 78, Oklahoma City rain 79, Omaha cloudy 76, Philadelphia clear 76, Phoenix clear 96, Pittsburgh cloudy 71, Portland Me clear 76, Portland Ore clear 54, Rapid City clear 73, St Louis cloudy 76, Salt Lake City cloudy 71, San Diego rain 69, San Francisco clear, Seattle clear, Tampa clear 92, Washington cloudy 78, Winnipeg cloudy 69. The Monticello nuclear plant permit issue and Prairie Island plan are noted as part of broader regulatory context, with LeVander pressing state standards and AEC involvement expected in 1972.
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Weather map data from a local paper report
Weather report notes yesterday's high around 73 and low around 49 with long term records. Precipitation 0 in the past 24 hours ending at noon, heavy rainfall noted on a 51 year date, month to date 3.62 and year to date 21.92 with normals 2.97 and 38.72. Barometer 29.90 and relative humidity 64 percent. Sunrise 5.44, sunset 6.35. River stage figures for several towns show declines in Jefferson City and Hermann with Lake of the Ozarks listed.
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Joseph G. Majersky
Kenneth M. Johnsch
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Wesleyan Bell Choir to perform at First Methodist Church
The Wesleyan Bell Choir of First United Methodist Church Lake Charles Louisiana performs a concert at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the church on Monroe Street. Ten youth players, five girls and five boys, attend local high schools and the Methodist Youth Fellowship. Leader Donald E Allured directs and has arranged major numbers. The group uses 30 cast bronze bells across five octaves, with the smallest bell weighing seven ounces and the largest about 12 pounds.
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First United Methodist Church
Lake Charles
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Monroe
Methodist Youth Fellowship
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Lake Charles Church
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Telephone rate increase asked in Missouri hearing
The Missouri Public Service Commission heard Southwestern Bell Telephone seek a 44.5 million dollar annual rate rise to cover higher borrowing costs for construction and expansion. R R Shockley amended prior testimony to reflect latest increases in home mortgage rates and price indices since 1952. He cited substantial rises in consumer price index and regional indexes affecting Bell's costs in St Louis and Kansas City markets.
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