Jarvis urges 20 percent federal tax cut over four years
Howard Jarvis, fresh from Prop 13 victory in California, promotes a 20 percent cut in personal taxes over four years and a $50 billion annual reduction in federal revenue plus spending. He proposes abolishing capital gains taxes, indexing all taxes to inflation, capping total federal taxes as a share of GNP, and redirecting 2 percent of the budget to reduce the national debt. He argues the plan would boost growth and curb inflation while maintaining essential services.
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Midwest storms reduce across Ohio Valley and plains
Storms spread from the Ohio Valley into the Mississippi basin and eastern Nebraska and Kansas with scattered tornadoes hail and strong winds. Five tornadoes touched down in Minnesota and a twister struck Florida with no reported injuries. Warm nationwide except cooler in the upper Missouri Valley. temps ranged from 41 to 92 degrees.
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Aircraft firms face fines for future overseas payoffs
Washington AP three major US aircraft makers Lockheed Boeing and McDonnell Douglas face consent orders barring bribes or kickbacks in foreign deals. If violated fines could reach ten thousand dollars daily. FTC claims payments occurred 1970 to 1975 to officials or businessmen influencing sales. firms dispute impact on current practices.
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U.S. reporters win dismissal of Soviet slander suit
In Moscow a Soviet judge dropped the civil slander case against Craig R. Whitney of The New York Times and Harold D. Piper of The Baltimore Sun. The court noted the Foreign Ministry would be informed that the reporters had not pursued legal proceeds and questioned their behavior toward court sessions. The case stemmed from reports about a dissident’s videotaped confession.
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New York pressmen strike stalls three papers in bid
Federal mediator says no major concessions seen as a nine day strike cripples The New York Times Daily News and New York Post paper handlers join in. Negotiators meet again to press for talks amid picket lines and union leaders vow action.
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