Ford Tax Plan Faces Democratic Pushback in Congress
President Ford pushes a $395 billion spending ceiling with a tax cut, drawing Democrats who vow to draft their own bill and worry about a potential 1976 budget. Treasury chief Simon defends the plan as Ullman proposes an alternative that would extend 1975 tax cuts into 1976 while adding credits. If no agreement, 1975 tax cuts may expire and payroll withholding could rise to 1974 levels.
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Ways and Means Committee
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Santini Announces Aging Field Hearings in Nevada
Rep Jim Santini D Nevada says the Housing and Consumer Interests Subcommittee will hold field hearings on aging from 10 a m to 5 p m Saturday at Las Vegas City Hall auditorium. Witnesses include state and local government representatives and Nevada senior groups. A full day is planned Friday in Carson City with Rep Edward Roybal D California chairing.
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Beginning Yoga Classes at Lincoln Elementary
Lincoln Neighborhood Center offers a begin ning Hatha Yoga class Wednesdays 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Lincoln Elementary School led by June Bains with 20 years of study under Mataji Indra Devi. The course covers postures breathing relaxation meditation and related topics. Public notices also include Paradise Valley association meeting and NARFE chapter events with speakers on real estate loans roses and fire prevention.
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June Bains
Mataji Indra Devi
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J. Dean Wilson
Imperial Mortgage Corporation
U S May Send Arms To Egypt Amid Regional Influence Talks
A Western diplomatic source said the United States is considering modest arms deliveries to Egypt to bolster U S influence in the Arab world. Sadat said he would diversify arms sources if Israel received long range missiles, and Kissinger’s peace conference proposal remains stalled by Soviet demands on the P L O.
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Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Netherlands
Soviet Union
Washington
Israel
Tel Aviv
Middle East
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Sadat
Ies
Kissinger
Boy Scout Lifesaving Class Opens at Las Vegas YMCA
A four week Lifesaving class starts Oct 14 at 7 p.m. at the Las Vegas YMCA located at Casino Center Blvd and Bonanza Rd. Registration is at the YMCA.
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YMCA
Casino Center Blvd
Bonanza Road
Counterfeit California licenses flood the underworld
About 50 counterfeiters supply thousands of fake California driver licenses to fugitives, bad check writers, minors, and radicals. Top licenses sell for up to 300 dollars and often come with a full phony ID kit including Social Security cards and birth certificates. Sarah Jane Moore, 45, linked to a Ford assassination attempt, allegedly carried a counterfeit license in a San Jose name.
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UPI
California
Sarah Jane Moore
Ford
San Francisco
San Jose
Great Parker dies on 75 foot sway pole in act
Florence South Carolina circus performer Lester John Parker known as The Great Parker died after a sway pole broke during his Breakaway for Life act at the Eastern Carolina Agricultural Fair. The 45-year-old veteran, married with two daughters, fell 75 feet and died at the hospital. His son Jody was to take the title in January.
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UPI
Lester John Parker
Parker
Florence
William C. Barnes
Boren
Trick
Jody
Bob Jones
Tax Breaks To Corporations Deemed Legal Yet Deplorable
A Tuesday release of taxes paid by 142 large corporations shows an average 22.6 percent below the 48 percent corporate rate. Eight firms paid no taxes despite $843 million in profits. several others paid 10 percent or less. Rep. Charles A. Vanik criticizes incentives and credits while urging restraint on further breaks to spur investment capital.
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Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
House
Ways and Means Committee
Vanik
U.S
Ford Motor Co
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Martha Mitchell Faces Malignant Blood Disease in Hospital
Martha Mitchell, wife of former Attorney General John N. Mitchell, is undergoing extensive treatment for a malignant blood disease described as a form of myeloma. Doctors say the condition is advanced but manageable with ongoing chemotherapy and care at Northern Virginia Doctors Hospital.
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Washington
UPI
Martha Mitchell
Mitchell
Northern Virginia Doctors Hospital
Robert Dobrzynski
Mrs Mitchell
Mrs. Mitchell
Jackson Pushes Oil Tax Rebate
Sen. Henry M. Jackson introduces a bill to refund oil import fees declared illegal by the D.C. Circuit. The measure would require the Federal Energy Administration to hold the July and August fees in trust until the Supreme Court rules, reversing a prior step that would have sent funds to oil companies and, supporters say, to consumers.
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