Tax plan aims to zero federal income tax for many families
Washington looking at a broad reform proposed for 1970s era relief. The plan would exempt a family of four earning about 9500 dollars and a couple earning up to 7500 and a single person up to 5500 from federal income tax. It would cut rates, create a 250 per person tax credit, retain some deductions, curb capital gains treatment, and curb yacht and golf deductions while expanding investment credits for business. Carter advisers say major elements include rate cuts, new credits, and expanded investment incentives with unresolved issues on Social Security benefits and exporter tax breaks.
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Gas price compromise dodges nine day filibuster
In Washington a compromise natural gas pricing plan aimed to end a nine day Senate filibuster but risked another. Leaders Metzenbaum and Abourezk signaled reluctant support if the measure remains unamended by deregulation advocates. Byrd and Jackson framed a path to cut a 2.03 price ceiling with House talks. McGovern warned the bill would hit consumers.
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Suspect in slaying denies charges in Lexington case
Lexington-Dennis L. Sell a 32 year old Sperry New Holland welder denied abducting and killing Ruth Eby a rural Lexington mother of three. He appeared before County Judge George Bigelow who ordered him held without bond on first degree murder and sexual assault charges.
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Curtis eyes equal tax hike plan for Social Security
Sen. Carl Curtis urged the Senate Finance Committee to abandon the employer burden of higher payroll taxes and adopt an equal rise for both employers and employees. The committee will consider the proposal Friday amid ongoing work on a financing bill to prevent trust fund depletion.
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Weekend View and City News Highlights
Weather outlook 30 percent rain Friday with a high of 70 and a low of 58. Feature on Circle-Nicely Dance Company leader Trudy Knisely and a profile of comedian Richard Pryor. Calendar notes and brief items on public meetings and local planning decisions.
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Soviet Union launches new space station Salyut 6
The Soviet Union launched the Salyut 6 orbital space station to replace Salyut 5 which reentered Earth’s atmosphere on August 8 after a 14 month mission. No cosmonauts in space since February linked with Salyut 5, as October marks the 20th anniversary of the first Soviet satellite.
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Lodging Available and Apple Picking Ad
Motel fans call 464 2192 for lodging and readers are invited to pick apples 9 AM to 5 PM Thursday through Sunday at 9001 Pioneers. Journal Star classified line offers toll free state advertising at 800 742 7385.
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