Carter officials signal simpler tax bill under Carter era
Treasury Secretary Blumenthal told the Senate Banking Committee that the Carter administration plans a relatively simple tax bill next year with individual and business tax cuts but no sweeping revisions. He endorsed Burns's monetary policy, saying it should accommodate growth, and urged simultaneous action on unemployment and inflation, not prioritizing one over the other.
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Carter Administration
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Carter
Federal Reserve Board
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Senate Banking Committee
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Burns
Banking Committee
William Proxmire
Blumenthat
Proxmire
D-Wis
Bergland doubts corn set aside can meet goals
Agriculture Secretary Bergland, in Lincoln, warned that a proposed corn set aside is unlikely to succeed in achieving parity. He said the strike by Midwestern farmers to halt food flow will not be aided by the federal government, while stressing careful use of grain reserves and new grain markets to ease world hunger.
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Lincoln
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Poland
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Nebraska
J. J. Exon
Secretary of Agriculture
Chicago
China
Taiwan
People’s Republic of China
Earl Butz
Congress
Minnesota
United States
Market closes higher with Dow gains across averages
The stock market finished Friday higher as the Dow Jones industrials rose 13.35 to 845.90. The 20 stocks rose 5.02 to 215.97 and the 15 utilities gained 1.18 to 112.46.
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Lincoln Southeast Creighton Prep clash in Omaha rematch
Lincoln Southeast and Creighton Prep collide Friday night in Omaha in a rematch of last year’s Class A state title game. Twenty four Nebraska seniors will conclude home careers Saturday as the Cornhuskers host Kansas in football action.
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Omaha
Nebraska
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Kansas
Hunger Project reports 50000 pledge to fast on Monday
The Hunger Project says more than 50000 people have pledged to fast on Monday to urge action to end hunger and malnutrition within 20 years. The statement notes the effort is funded by EST Foundation and aims to create a global climate for ending hunger.
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Hunger Project
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Weather and civic notes on page fragments
Weather tonight fair with southerly winds. Friday sunny and warmer with a high near 60 and a low around 27. About 100 million Chinese workers receive pay raises with conditions. Editorial weighs corn crop acreage set aside by size of idle land. Precinct voting analysis notes storm sewer bond approval and civic center bond rejection. Roger Massey nominated for City-County Planning Commission by Mayor Boosalis.
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Roger Massey
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Boosalis
Sunday Journal and Star previews agricultural strike impact
The Sunday Journal and Star examines the potential effects of a proposed agricultural strike starting December 14 from multiple angles. The piece includes views from movement leaders, non participating farm groups, and consumers, and previews Nebraska delegates and the November Houston meeting for the International Women's Year Conference.
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Journal
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Armistice memories live on in Nebraskans and Veterans Day
Portraits of Nebraska veterans recall Armistice 1918 as Kaiser Bill fled to Holland. Grace Klingel recalls baloney for breakfast and a Bonnie bonfire in Clay Center. Arthur King and Joseph Klingel describe relatives in Verdun and a large end of war celebration. ARMISTICE continued Page 8
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Lincoln
O Street
Nebraska
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Holland
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el Avado Ave
Clay Center
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Klingel
Arthur King
Everett St
Classified Ad Line for Nebraska Readers
Toll free number provided by the Journal Star for Nebraska residents to place classified ads from anywhere in the state. The ad line is 800-742-7385 for convenient submission and placement.
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