Senate approves antiboycott and antibribe tax provisions
The Senate backed a multibillion-dollar tax package adding antiboycott and antibribe rules that punish American firms aiding foreign boycotts or paying bribes. The measure, approved 86 to 1, could cost firms about 100 million dollars in 1977 and becomes law 30 days after passage with retroactive antibribe effects to January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Israel
Senate
Ford Administration
Finance Committee
Computer to Track Delegates for Kansas City Convention
KC readers learn a computerized system in Kansas City will track more than 20 000 Republican convention attendees including delegates alternates media and visiting dignitaries as part of a 500 000 package. The system stores messages and locates people at the convention with a terminal in the Republican housing office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Miami
Ken Ruhnke
PLO Declining Says U.S. Officials Amid Lebanon Civil War
Washington reports that amid Lebanon's civil war the Palestine Liberation Organization is in decline and U.S. officials say direct talks over evacuating Americans from Beirut will not reverse the trend. The discussions focused solely on citizen safety and did not address the broader Arab Israel dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lebanon
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.S
PLO
Beirut
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Trails
Wal-Mart
Wall Bam Lair
Ag Aebriquets
Gulf Lite
Aleeadaisheb
Danger Se
Buddy Ll
Buddy L
Anchor Hocking
Sido
Barrow
Kraft