Democrats See Ford Tax Plan Die in Congress
AP reports two Democratic leaders say President Ford's proposal to couple a 28 billion dollar tax cut with matching federal spending cuts will fail in Congress. Democrats in Congress push alternatives they view as less politicized while Ford presses for a spending tied tax cut.
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House Appropriations Committee
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D-Wis
Mahon
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ABC
al Ullman
D-Ore
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Ways and Means Committee
Capitol Hill
Senate Budget Committee
Republican Policy Committee
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Broadway Musicians End Longest Walkout With Pay Raise
Broadway theaters reopen as Local 802 musicians approve a three year pact boosting base pay from 290 to 350 weekly immediately and rising to 370 next year and 380 in the third year. The 25 day strike cost theaters millions in losses and affected hundreds of workers. Mayor Beame helped mediate after an 11 hour Gracie Mansion session.
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American Federation of Musicians
League of New York Theaters and Producers
Broadway
Abraham D. Beame
Gracie Mansion
Beame
Scott Joplin
Chicago
the Wiz
Raisin
Emperor Hirohito Cuts Schedule During Illness
Japanese Emperor Hirohito fell ill with a sniffle on Sunday and reduced his public schedule. A spokesman said he did not have a fever and was not bedridden. Empress Nagako remained at his side as he rested in his room during his historic two week U.S. visit.
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Hirohito
Japan
Empress Nagako
United States
Police Nearly Caught Patty Hearst In Sacramento
Sacramento police nearly uncovered Patricia Hearst six months before her San Francisco arrest during a robbery murder investigation at a Sacramento duplex where Hearst and William and Emily Harris hid. Time magazine said the trio used aliases and were interviewed. Bailey described Hearst as not in a normal state of mind after 70 hours with her.
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Calif
Patricia Hearst
Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
Miss Hearst
Massachusetts Trial Lawyers Association
Framingham
Mass
Bailey
Time Magazine
Harrises
Los Angeles
SLA
State tax info for garage sale sales in Jefferson State
The Bureau of Sales Use Tax in the Department of Revenue handles tax on sale proceeds. The Jefferson State Office Building in Jefferson City houses the office with postal code 65101. Call (314) 751 4450 for guidance on seller tax obligations and flea market or garage sale receipts.
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Department of Revenue
Jefferson State
Jefferson City
Ecologist Urges Nations Use Lifeboat Theory
MOSCOW Idaho AP ecologist Garrett Hardin urged nations to apply lifeboat ethics to aid. He argued long term food aid can increase hunger by boosting population and energy demand, calling for limits on aid and support to reduce birth rates.
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Moscow
Idaho
U.S
Garrett Hardin
Hardin
University of California At Santa Barbara
University of Idaho
Missouri
Jerry Litton
United States
Steve Ford Seeks Ranch Career Over Politics
AP report from Los Angeles notes Steve Ford, President's youngest son, says he prefers running a ranch to marijuana or politics. The 19 year old, in cowboy attire, discusses his brother Jack's marijuana admission, possible legalization, and future plans such as becoming a veterinarian or owning a ranch. He also dismisses political ambitions. In Columbia, Ken Kesey's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest stage adaptation will be shown at Jesse Auditorium at 8 p.m. Monday as part of the Broadway Play Series.
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Steve Ford
Jack
Steve
Star Puest
Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Columbia
Ken Kesey
University of Missouri- Columbia
Jesse Auditorium
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