Tax cuts urged by business groups exceed Carter plan
Washington AP report notes business leaders push a proposed $30 billion tax cut, double the Carter administration, with a slower federal spending rise. The Chamber of Commerce seeks greater shares for corporations and investors while urging 1979 outlays to cap near $480 billion to enable a bigger cut without higher deficits. The Senate Finance Committee may expand the House bill's $16.3 billion, prioritizing business and investor relief and capital gains relief, while favoring lower income gains a larger share.
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Washington
Congress
House
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Carlson
Chamber
Senate Finance Committee
Carter
Inside track for Ohio chief justice appointment
Associate Supreme Court Justice Thomas M Herbert is viewed as a front runner for chief justice of Ohio's Supreme Court. Governor Rhodes will name an interim chief after Chief Justice O Neill dies, with a full six year term to be decided in November 1980.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Thomas M. Herbert
James A. Rhodes
C. William O'Neill
James Marsh
O'Neill
Rhodes
Republican State Executive Committee
Paul W Brown
Brown
Kingsley A. Taft
Taft
High Court
Marsh
Paul Brown
William B. Brown
Herbert
Grandpa Dohrmann Sacrificed To Save Four-Year-Old Friend
In Louisville, Frank Grandpas Dohrmann died after shoving Stevie Oliver from a car’s path, saving the 4-year-old before he was struck and killed. Mickey Trusty, 20, faced murder charges and was released on his own recognizance, with neighbors alleging favoritism due to the officer father, a claim the judge denied.
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Louisville, Ky
Frank
Grandpa
Dohrmann
Mickey P. Trusty
Louisville
Trusty
Jefferson County
Robert E. Delahanty
James E. Trusty
Delahanty
Mickey
Stevie Oliver
Phyllis Cowley
State Revokes Research-Cottrell Charter Over Willow Island Tragedy
West Virginia Secretary of State A James Manchin revoked Research-Cottrell Inc. charter amid calls for independent probe into the Willow Island scaffold collapse at Pleasant Power Station that killed 51 workers. OSHA cites 16 safety violations and will review the tragedy. company says it will contest citations.
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Charleston
W.va
A. James Manchin
Research-Cottrell Inc
Willow Island
Manchin
Bound Brook
N.J
West Virginia
Pleasant
Monongahela Power Co Research-Cottrell
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Research-Cottrell
Isaac Singer Receives 1851 Sewing Machine Patent
Isaac Singer of Pittstown New York was granted a patent for his sewing machine in 1851. The innovation marked a milestone in textile technology and launched Singer into a leading role in domestic sewing machines.
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Isaac Singer
Pittstown, N.Y
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Stevie
Williams
Marietta
William Brown
Frank D Celebrezze
William Sweeney
Ralph S. Locher
Frankie
Cynthia
T.A. Tschanz
D.D.S
South Main ST
Springboro
Hunter Sho
ST. RT
Auto Insurance Bya Metropolitan Company
Metropolitan Property & Liability Insurance Company
Metropolitan Life
Bill Clinger
C.G. & E. Bidg
Main St.-Midd
FSLIC
Ose
Leon Sm
Cine
Middletown
Miami University
Merican Savings & Loan Assn
City Centre
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