Carter Tax Reform Plans Loom As Debate Centerpiece
Carter's tax reform proposals emerge as a focal point in Thursday debate with Ford. In an AP interview he outlined plans to shift the burden toward higher incomes and away from poorer and middle income families. Republicans led by Sen. Dole argued the plan would raise taxes on many.
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Florida
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UAW Ford Resume Formal Contract Talks in Dearborn
UAW and Ford Motor Co resume contract negotiations in Dearborn Michigan with optimism after five days of exploratory talks. UAW Vice President Ken Bannon says both sides now better understand where they differ and why. Ford labor relations head Sidney McKenna also commented on the process.
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Mexico Community Chest Forms The $25 And Up Club
The Mexico Area Community Chest announces a new donor club called The $25 and Up Club. Larry Spehr, drive chairman, says members donate $25 or more by cash pledge or payroll deduction and names will be published without amounts. The goal is $59,900 to support multiple local agencies. Members pay 50 cents a week, and the club aims to include all working residents to aid participating agencies and reach the drive’s objective.
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Missouri Gubernatorial Race May Shape Auditor Choice
Missouri voters may decide the next governor and the state auditor in one ballot as Auditor George Lehr weighing resignation sparks a legal conflict. If required, the governor would name a replacement. otherwise a special party slate must be chosen. Candidates face a deadline of October 3 for ballot placement if a vote is needed.
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John Ashcroft
Kissinger Aides Claim Improved Peace Chances
In Pretoria Kissinger's aides say prospects for black rule in Rhodesia and Namibia have advanced. Rhodesia's Jan Smith and South Africa's John Vorster report progress. Smith returns home claiming concrete results and a possible constitutional settlement. US Britain plan envisions black majority rule within two years with a Geneva conference and heavy financial backing. Observers note concessions by Smith toward black rule and a longer transition, while SWAPO may join negotiations for independence.
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Dog Bite Victim Spared Rabies Shots After Vet Check
A four year old boy, Eric Schneider, was spared a rabies shot series after doctors and a veterinarian concluded the dog that bit him was healthy. The animal had evaded traps and was still alive a week later. A second incident involved Tori Hager whose dog scratched her and died soon after with convulsions. the dog's head was sent to Jefferson City for state health department testing.
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Jefferson City
Ford Polishing Up Prose For Debate
President Ford sharpens his debate prose as Carter revives whistle stop campaigning in a barnstorming eastern tour. Carter memories Truman as he boards a train for a campaign push through key states.
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Mrs Ben Dobyns Dies At Age 73
Mrs. Ben Dobyns 73 of 625 S Jefferson died Saturday in San Dima Calif while traveling with her daughter Jo Ann Shook of Glendora Calif born Feb 7 1903 in Audrain County daughter of John Joseph and Anna Belle Hagan Jones married Ben F Dobyns April 17 1922 in Mexico he was hotel and restaurant operator died Feb 27 this year survived by four daughters one son 11 grandchildren four great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews funeral Thursday 10 am at St Brendan's Catholic Church visitation after 2 pm Wednesday rosary 7 30 pm Precht Pickering Funeral Home burial Fast Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery York City
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Jo Ann) Shook
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Betty May) Laird
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St. Petersburg
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