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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1977

Page

3

First impact of new tax law felt next month

The new tax law changes withholding starting in June adding up to 4 dollars per week to most pay, while subtracting 1 dollar weekly from some single earners. It shifts to flat standard deductions and folds credits into tables, easing filing for many but increasing liability for some itemizers next year.

Washington UPI Carter

Court urged to hold malpractice rate hearings in California

In a civil action the California Supreme Court is asked to compel the state insurance commission to hold hearings on whether medical malpractice insurance rates are excessive. The suit seeks a ruling on the 1975 Medical Malpractice Reform Law's constitutionality and argues current premiums, about 10 000 dollars per physician each year, require review. Leaders including Attorney General Evelle Younger Assembly Speaker Leon M Carthy and Senate President Pro Tem James Mills join in seeking guidance on future rate rollbacks.

Sacramento UPI State Supreme Court State Insurance Commission Evelle Younger High Court Insurance Commissioner Wesley Kinder California Assembly Democratic Howard Berman Beverly Hills Kinder Berman Surance Supreme Court Assembly Leon McCarthy Senate James R. Mills

Soviets say U.S. arms talk stance remains unacceptable

Moscow reports Geneva talks on nuclear limits made some progress but says Washington still seeks unilateral advantages. Tass notes the framework for a three part treaty exists only if Washington adopts a constructive approach and abandons demand to gain security edge. Tass also criticizes Brzezinski as making absurd human rights ultimatums to the Kremlin.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Geneva United States Andrei Gromyko Cyrus Vance Tass Vance Carter Tass Sile Washington Zbigniew Brzezinski Kremlin Brzezinski Ussr

Oil and Fahd influence on Middle East peace talks

The piece notes Prince Fahd, de facto Saudi leader, shaping Middle East peace talks as oil aims loom large. It cites U S officials noting discussions will cover oil, arms sales policy shifts, Saudi economics, and regional balance with Iran and socialist movements.

Washington UPI Middle East White House Fahd Khalid Jerusalem Saudi Arabia Holy United States Horn of Africa Iran Persian Gulf U.S Israel

U S sees long fruitful ties with Sudan per Young

UPI reports U N Ambassador Andrew Young in Khartoum says the United States is beginning a long fruitful relationship with Sudan after it expelled Soviet advisers and trimmed Moscow’s diplomats. He noted Sudan’s regional influence and spoke of meeting President Jaafar Numeiry.

Khartoum Sudan UPI U.N Andrew Young United States Moscow Young Monday Lusaka Zambia Young Jaafar Numeiry Africa Ivory Coast Mozambique South Africa South

Farm bill votes push crop price targets amid veto threat

Senators Clark Haskell and Muskie push higher target prices for corn and wheat in a five year farm bill while President Carter warns of a veto. Muskie proposes dropping wheat to 2.65 dollars a bushel to trim costs. Haskell and Clark seek increases to 3.25 and 1.85 per bushel respectively. The House bill shows lower figures and conference talks loom.

Washington UPI Senate Budget Committee Dick Clark Floyd Haskell Carter Edmund Muskie Dlaine Len Herman Talmadge Senate House Agricultural Committee Talmadge Muskie Haskell Clark

Court narrows obscenity deference by states ruling

Supreme Court on a busy day ruled 5 to 4 that a federal jury in Iowa must apply federal obscenity guidelines rather than state law when determining if material is offensive. The decision upheld a Des Moines man's conviction for sending obscene material through the mail within the state. The court also addressed union security in contracts, compelled dues in Detroit, and allowed reporters wider access to prisons in one case while restricting coverage in Florence. It denied hearings on press access at a Jacksonville home and on Penthouse’s libel suit against California resort operators. Additional actions included resuming Vietnam talks in Paris and considering housing subsidies and abortion consent rules for neglected girls. The court also held nonresidents cannot be barred from fishing and aliens may fish commercially within three miles.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Iowa American Library Association The Association of American Publishers Des Moines Detroit Jacksonville Fla Penthouse Magazine California Patricia Harris Connecticut

Concorde Report Card Praises SST After One Year

FAA finds Concorde performance better than expected in noise and pollution tests. Based on 557 landings and takeoffs from May 24 1976 to April end, public opinion near Dulles shifted toward acceptance while noise and emissions remained within forecasts. Findings influence possible renewal of the U S Concorde license.

Washington UPI United States Federal Aviation Administration FAA Dulles Transportation Brock Adams U.S

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