Retroactive breaks in energy tax plan
Congressional tax leaders endorsed retroactive energy tax incentives for fuel efficient cars and home insulation if Carter's plan becomes law. They urged avoiding delays in purchases to qualify for rebates, while noting the gas guzzler tax would not be retroactive. The hearings touched on a broader tax bill advancing in Congress with multi billion dollar cuts and gains for individuals and corporations.
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Washington
Carter
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
House Ways and Means
al Ullman
D-Ore
Senate Finance
Russell B. Long
D-La
Ways and Means
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Senate
Mondale Seeks Portuguese Aid For Democracy And Economy
Vice President Mondale met Portugal's leaders in Lisbon praising their commitment to human rights and democracy. He outlined plans for more than 700 million in Western loans to stabilize the economy, reform the armed forces, and bolster NATO ties, stating the US supports Portugal's fragile democracy and modernization effort.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Antonio Ramalho Eanes
Europe
United States
Fanes
U.S
Antonio Salazar
NATO
20 Per Cent Undecided On Eve Of Israeli Vote
Israeli voters head to the polls amid a tight race between Labor and Likud as about 20 percent remain undecided. The final campaigns featured a televised debate on territorial tradeoffs with Arabs and a Knesset session on U S relations and military supervision. Polls show Labor at 36–40 seats and Likud at 30–38 in the 120 seat body with DMC at 12.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Knesset
Likud (Unity) Party
United States
Labor Party
Likud
Labor
Democratic Movement For Change
DMC
Shimon Peres
Menachem Begin
Peres
Yitzhak Rabin
Begin
West Bank
Jordan River
Jordan
Haifa
Free World
Middle East
Washington
Jerusalem
America
Debbi Thoenen Beamer Receive CTA Scholarships
Debbie Thoenen and Lance Beamer of Mexico High School received CTA scholarships worth 388 dollars each. Both plan to study education at Central Missouri State University. Alternates named were Rick Stingley and Michele Genthon from the same applicant pool.
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Mexico
Community Teachers Assn. of
Debbie Thoenen
Leo A. Thoenen
Lance Beamer
Robert Beamer
Central Missouri State University At
Warrensburg
CTA
Rick Stingley
Harry J. Stingley
Michele Genthon
Norman Genthon
Organized Crime Moves On Boardwalk
Atlantic City officials warn mobsters are preliminarily betting on casino gambling ahead of approval. FBI says meetings to divide city’s interests exist as Resorts International plans major hotel and casino renovations while regulators craft rules. Carlo Gambino and Angelo Bruno factions cited as potential mob players amid expansion talks.
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Atlantic City
FBI
Louis Giovanetti
Giovanetti
New York
Carlo Gambino
Philadelphia
Angelo Bruno
Resorts International, Inc
Bahamas
Haddon Hall
John Portman
Missouri Senate Faces Budget Debates and Campaign Act Challenge
The Missouri Senate returns to work amid review of more than half the House approved 3 billion operating budget and a revision of the 1974 Campaign Practices Act held unconstitutional by a Cole County judge. The House backs budget measures while weighing a five year property tax break for home renovations and a sales tax exemption for prescription drugs and insulin opposed on the floor.
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Jewyerson City
Missouri Senate
House
Cole County
Senate
State Supreme Court
High Court
U.S
Supreme Court
Fulton Men Arraigned For Bombings
Three Fulton men were arraigned in Callaway Magistrate Court on theft and bombing charges from last week. Michael Simpson and Daniel Dale David face multiple counts with bonds set, while Kenneth Logan was released on $1000 bond. Eleven sticks of dynamite and blasting materials were recovered. Prosecution cites five explosions and possible two years to life for bombing and two to ten years for burglary and theft.
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Fulton
Callaway
Michael Simpson
Daniel Dale David
Kenneth Logan
Simpson
H. W. Holland Clay Mine Co
Soul of
First National Bank
David
Logan
Holland Mine
Gene Hamilton
Mexicoan 'Critical' From Wounds
Wanda Yvonne Wykoff 40 was shot in the head in her Chevy Chase apartment. Virgil Frank Ryder, living with her, claims she shot herself after an argument. She was in critical condition at University Medical Center in Columbia. two spent shells found near her, unclear if bullets passed through.
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Wanda Yvonne Wykoff
Chevy Chase
Mexico
Virgil Frank Ryder
Fulton
Wykoff
AMC
Chevy Chage
Ryder
MHS Groups Appear On Tv Wednesday
Mexico High School choral groups Clip Joint and Razor Blades will perform a 10 minute segment on Komu TV Channel 8 during It’s a Woman’s World at 3 30 p m Wednesday. The groups have earlier civic appearances and plan to sing at the upcoming Pops Concert at Plunkett Park Band Shell or high school gym. Members listed: Clip Joint Patti Hunt Debbie Niederschulte Madge Davis Coni Arnold Sharon Harper Razor Blades Drew Harrison Eddie Seckler Matt Brown Lance Beamer.
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Mexico High School
Clip Joint
Razor Blades
Komu-Tv
Channel 8
Laat
Mexico
Plunkett Park
Shell
Patti Hunt
Debbie Niederschulte
Madge Davis
Coni Arnold
Sharon Harper
Drew Harrison
Eddie Seckler
Matt Brown
Lance Beamer
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John Willer
Presser Hall
Willer
Dixie
Eanes
Jose Medeiros Ferreira
Frank Carlucci
U.N
Andrew Young
John Vorster
South Africa
Young
Beamer
Glenn L. Wheeler
London
England
MHS
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