Nixon Signs Largest Tax Revision Bill In Generations
President Nixon signed the largest tax revision bill in a generation, tightening loopholes while expanding tax relief for many under 100000 income. The act raises Social Security benefits, shifts exemptions, imposes a new minimum tax on high earners, and trims several preferences while keeping surtaxes and excise taxes.
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Soldier Deaths Mark Early Viet Cong Cease Fire Attacks
In Saigon area the first hours of the Viet Cong New Year cease fire saw a American soldier killed and several wounded by mortar fire. Additional South Vietnamese and American troops reported enemy dead after rocket and mortar strikes during the initial 14 hours of the 72 hour halt. U S forces continued operations until the official 24 hour cease fire began despite ongoing rockets and air raids.
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Glee Smith Won't Seek Governor Nomination
Topeka AP Glee S term until after the legislative session. Glee Smith Kansas Senate Republican leader said he will forego a 1970 governor bid to focus on the legislative agenda. He noted pressure but declined to name a preferred candidate, citing shifts in support and ongoing talks with Kent Frizzell and Rick Harman. Mrs Glee Smith, formerly Geraldine Buhler of Lawrence, has two sisters and a brother in Lawrence.
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Five French Gunships Headed Toward Haifa in Embargo Drift
A flotilla of five gunboats sailed from Cherbourg amid a French arms embargo, shaping toward Haifa as weather and escort delays likely keep them out of port today. Israeli experts note rough seas may slow intercepts while Italian and Greek sightings confirm route near Sicily and Crete. The Dow Jones closed higher at 794.68.
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Reemphasizes Interest In Haskell Needs
Haskell Institute officials and Lawrence Chamber of Commerce members briefed Sen. James Pearson on current and future needs at the 1100-student school. Galluzzi outlined building and program needs including multiple new facilities and dormitory space amid a tighter federal budget, as Pearson reaffirmed his interest in Haskell and its strong Indian education record. Weather notes follow with a forecast of a warming trend from 14 degrees and a slight chance of light snow flurries.
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Raney drug prescription dept fills doctors orders
A fragment notes that when curing meat one should bring prescriptions to a Raney drug prescription department. It claims they fill doctors prescriptions regardless of scout location.
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Nixon tax bill details affect individuals nationwide
The new tax bill raises personal exemptions to 650 starting July 1 1970 4000 low income boost added 1400. Standard deduction rises 13 percent in 1971 14 percent in 1972 and 15 percent in 1973 with ceilings. Single filers face no more than 20 percent above married rate from 1971. Earned income cap at 60 percent after 1971. Part year workers exempt from withholding if no liability. Social Security benefits rise 15 percent effective Jan 1 with payments in April. Tax extension surcharge cut to 5 percent through June.
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White House sees skimpily balanced budget for Congress
The White House plans to send a skimpy balanced budget to Congress on January 27 as administration sources project spending exceeding 200 billion dollars for the first time this fiscal year. Officials discuss budget cuts, new taxes, and possible revenue measures including a value added tax while resisting a definitive decision on tax increases.
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Winter resigns as Lawrence chamber chief for Amarillo post
Keith Winter, Lawrence Chamber of Commerce manager since 1966, will leave Jan 30 to become executive director of Amarillo Texas Board of City Development. Robert Payne notes Winter built a strong chamber and vows to find a worthy replacement as a national search begins. Screening committee plans criteria and interviews for Lawrence post. winter expresses gratitude for opportunity and family move to Texas.
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