Reagan and Church triumph in Nebraska primaries
Reagan wins Nebraska Republican presidential race with 54 percent to Ford's 46 percent and leads in delegates. Church shocks Democrats in Nebraska with 39 percent to Carter's 38 percent, gaining more delegates. West Virginia sees Ford win 56 percent to Reagan's 44 percent, while Carter leads Connecticut's Democratic vote, and Byrd dominates West Virginia. Church predicts more wins ahead as Udall challenges Carter elsewhere.
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Nebraska
Frank Church
Ford
West Virginia
Church
Georgia
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Connecticut
Robert C. Byrd
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Reagan
Udall
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Ella Grasso
Jackson
Byrd
Wallace
Texas
Indiana
John Sears
Sears
Ron Nelsen
Michigan
Morton
Buses Nearly Braked On Pay Flap In La Crosse
City aldermen almost halted bus service by rejecting extra funds for a transit employee arbitration settlement. They reversed and approved 60 700 from transit subsidies or carryovers, with a final council decision due Thursday.
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Common Council
la Crosse
Sharon Imes
11Th Dist
Robert Johnson
21St Dist
City massage parlors may face new police licensing probe
La Crosse police and the district attorney consider a licensing investigation of city massage and sauna parlors. State officials cite potential health and law enforcement benefits while commenting on prior council rejection of a 1975 ordinance. Health officials say no known health problems yet, but investigators would ensure oversight.
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la Crosse
District Attorney’s Office
Nix
John Doe
Ray Lichtie
Lichtie
Common Council
Massiage
Health Department
George Baldwin
Baldwin
Police Department
Car Schneider
Delta Import Motors
Wisconsin
U.S
Dist. Atty
Edmund Nix
Weather Outlook With Showers Possible This Afternoon
Chance of showers or thunderstorms this afternoon. Mostly cloudy tonight with more rain and storms and a low around 50. Winds southeast 10 to 15 mph. Thursday looks like showers and thunderstorms likely with a high near 70. Details on Page 2.
IRS urges millions to claim earned income credit
The IRS says over two million Americans may be eligible for the earned income credit for 1975 but only about 300,000 have filed to receive up to 400 dollars. The credit uses earned income up to eight thousand dollars with dependents. it can yield a refund or reduce taxes owed. Eligible filers must file or amend returns for relief after the deadline.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Auto Owners Find Ally in Action Council for Consumers
A Washington DC based student helped Cortina owners form the Automobile Owners Action Council AOAC to aid consumers in auto parts and service disputes. AOAC handles cases, talks with dealers, and aims to settle within three days with a staff of five and 10 annual adult memberships.
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Washington, D.C
U.S
Archie G. Richardson
Automobile Owners Action Council
AOAC
Washington
D.C
Better Business Bureau
Ellsworth Brooks
Tomah
Regional Investi
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