Conference panel backs tax on fuel-wasting cars
The tax on inefficient 1979 and 1985 model cars won approval from the energy tax conference committee. If enacted it raises up to 550 and later 3850 dollars per vehicle with buyers bearing the cost and manufacturers facing penalties passed to customers. The panel also preserves a deduction for state and local gas taxes for itemizers.
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Sadat Attacks Arab Critics and Pushes Egypt Israel Peace
President Anwar Sadat blasted Arab critics as stupid and ignorant dwarfs and vowed to pursue peace with Israel. He spoke to about 200000 in Cairo while Syria's Hafez Assad and Jordan's King Hussein moved to influence regional support and oil backing. The Cairo summit aims to prep a Geneva peace conference as U S officials urge an open-ended process.
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Eagles Face Suspension Of Liquor Permit
The Ohio Liquor Control Commission announced Logan Eagles Aerie 2168 is delinquent in sales tax payments and its D-4 liquor permit will be suspended indefinitely effective July 8 1978. The department of taxation holds a judgment of 563.35 plus 9.61 costs for delinquencies in August per Hocking County Common Pleas Court entry.
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AFL-CIO faces deep problems as Meany era questioned
In Los Angeles a 12th constitutional convention opens with 1200 delegates worried about unemployment imports and declining union rolls. Some call for Meany 83 to step down though majority defend his leadership amid a broader labor crisis.
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Kenneth Blaylock
American Federation of Government Employees
Apartment Fire Damages Center Unit on Lincoln Avenue
Firefighters were called at 5 40 p m Wednesday to 333 Lincoln Ave where the center apartment in a three unit complex burned extensively confined to the Devore occupied unit. Owners listed as Glen McDaniel. Fire crews later addressed a gasoline spill on St Rt 664N from a separate one car crash.
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Travelers Face Rain and Snow as Temperatures Dwindle
A travelers advisory warns of rain and snow tonight with colder conditions. In the Hocking Valley the 11 am temperature was 24 degrees after an overnight low of 4 above. Wednesday reached 16 with windy, colder weather and a Friday forecast of lows near 20 and highs in the mid 20s, with precipitation near 100 percent tonight and about 50 percent Friday.
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Food Prices Escalate As Wholesale Index Rises 0.7 Percent
Washington AP report notes November wholesale prices up 0.7 percent with food costs driving the gain, farm products up 3 percent, and finished goods up 0.4 percent. The Labor Department warns higher wholesale prices often show in retail and CPI later. Julius Shiskin cautions grocery effects may appear in upcoming indices.
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Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Settle On Conditions For Abortion Funding
Congress ends debate on public abortion funding under Medicaid with a bipartisan compromise. The plan allows payments when pregnancy endangers a woman's life or in cases of rape or incest with prompt reporting, and when two doctors certify severe health harm. House and Senate yield on reporting rules to curb fraud.
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FBI Keeps JFK Case Open With Two Key Questions
FBI files on President Kennedy's assassination remain open for two central questions: did Lee Harvey Oswald act alone and why. The released material confirms no refutation of the independent-actor conclusion while highlighting the rapid, sprawling investigation and intense media pressure guiding Hoover's pursuit of leads across the nation.
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