Ohio Senate Probes Ohio Income Tax Plan Legal Snarls
The six member Senate Ways and Means subcommittee reviews the $1.4 billion tax package passed by the House. Key questions target the two factor corporate tax basis, constitutional status of state income tax, broad liability for filing mistakes, and privacy protections for returns. Officials may testify as court action looms. amendments soften board liability may be drafted.
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Ohio
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Michael Maloney
R-7
Cincinnati
John Gilligan
Maloney
Tion
Cincinnati Republican
State Tax Department
BOAC Bomb Scare Aboard Jumbo Jet Lands at Denver
A BOAC Boeing 747 with 380 aboard diverted to Stapleton International Airport after a report of a bomb aboard. An officer said the device was a high altitude bomb while investigators searched the plane. The incident echoes the plot of the film Doomsday Flight linked to recent extortion plots. No bombs were found.
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British Overseas Airways
BOAC
Stapleton International Airport
Montreal
London
FBI
Weather Outlook With Showers and Thunderstorms
Variable clouds persist through tomorrow with showers and thundershowers likely. Lows tonight near 60s, highs tomorrow upper 70s. Yesterday's high reached 64 and this morning's low around 68.
Chuckle Hewit Story Delayed By Its Own Plan
Chuckle Hewit teased a personal story but plans to tell it later as he laughs off early publication. The remark hints at a self aware delay in sharing details with his audience.
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Hewit
Apollo 15 astronauts finish lunar surface work amid a pressure scare
Apollo 15 crewmembers David R. Scott James B. Irwin and Alfred M. Worden completed the moonwalks and orbital science tests in Hadley Ba se while a brief pressure rise in the tunnel between ships prompted a Falcon jettison delay. Worden solo orbited the moon as Scott and Irwin gathered rock samples and tested a flying physics lab in lunar orbit.
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David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Alfred M. Worden
Worden
Mission Control
Falcon
Lunar
Hadley Base
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Apolo 15
Postal Service faces 430 million shortfall in 1972
Washington AP reports the United States Postal Service expects costs to exceed funds by about 430 million dollars in fiscal 1972. Officials cite a 1 billion dollar two year contract with postal unions and a smaller than expected congressional appropriation as key causes. They discuss three options: seek full Congress funding, raise rates, or both, with a moratorium on further rate hikes until July 1 1972 if a rate package is accepted.
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Postal Service
Postal Rate Commission
James W. Hargrove
Hargrove
Suffragette Alice Paul Sees Equal Rights Win At 86
Alice Paul, veteran suffragist now 86, eyes passage of the equal rights amendment as she argues the vote is the sole weapon needed. She recalls organizing a major 1913 march on Wilson and notes ongoing state by state efforts to pass the ERA despite legislative hurdles.
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White House
Congress
Alice Paul
Miss Paul
Wilson
House
Martha Griffiths
D-Mich
Judiciary Committee
Senate
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