New Car Rebates Delayed and Refunds Begin
DETROIT AP reports a tax repeal retroactive to purchases since the wage price freeze, triggering refunds for about 875,000 new car buyers at roughly 30,000 to 40,000 daily. AMC rebated 7.1 million on 45,000 vehicles while GM and Chrysler buyers must apply and wait for verification before checks.
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Indians Advance Across East Pakistan Front
The Associated Press reports Indian troops pressing toward the East Pakistan capital. Indian forces claim to have overrun a 600-man Pakistani garrison north of a key site as heavy forts at Jamalpur surrendered after a brief engagement. New Delhi advised cautious optimism on further advances.
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Five Youths Killed In Toledo Crash At Train Crossing
Five youths died when their car struck a speeding freight train at a South Side Toledo crossing. The dead include driver David Myles 17 and his girlfriend Marilyn Donbrowsky 16 plus three of his brothers Dean 16 Dwight 9 and Dennis 13. Police said they were returning from a church youth meeting.
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Ohio House approves record 1 billion dollar spending bill
The Ohio House passed a historic 1 billion dollar spending package headed to Gov. Gilligan for signature. It authorizes more than 1.2 billion in welfare, boosts lower education by 3 percent, and increases higher education funding by 122.6 million while facing opposition from Rep. Netzley and a 40 Republicans plus two Democrats vote tally.
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Clear and cooler weather in southwestern Ohio today
Weather moved into southwestern Ohio bringing cooler conditions after wind and rain. Highs near 30 today, well below yesterday’s near 70. Lows in the mid 30s. Tomorrow’s high around 30 with increasing clouds.
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Here’s How To Figure Your Tax In Ohio
Columbus AP reports the Ohio House approved an income tax bill sent to the governor for signing. The tax is calculated on adjusted gross income after deductions for pensions and $500 exemptions per person up to $3,000. Rates range from one half per $5,000 to $10,000 to 3.5 percent over $40,000, with steps and base amounts shown. The tax goes into effect Jan.
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U S Steel Boosts Prices Across Auto Tin Can and Appliance Lines
U S Steel Corp raises prices by about 7.7 percent on sheet, strip, and tin mill products used in autos, cans, and appliances. Increases apply to a portion of its line and follow a 3.6 percent across the board guideline. exact amounts undisclosed. Bethlehem and others will study the move. Prices for tin mill products rise first on Feb 1, with other sheet goods following Jan 1.
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Rehnquist Confirmation Moves Court Conservative
The Senate confirmed William Rehnquist 68 to 26, a gain for Nixon's plan to tilt the Supreme Court conservative. Nixon praised Rehnquist and Lewis Powell Jr. for integrity and intellect, saying their addition would raise Court decisions’ quality. Democratic opposition faded as 30 Democrats backed the vote. 38 Republicans supported. Powell's earlier confirmation to succeed Hugo Black was 89 to 1.
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Antipoverty Bill Veto Fails in Senate Override Vote
Democrats condemn President Nixon's veto of the antipoverty bill as they fail to override by seven votes. The 51 to 36 result, with 87 present, leaves the two year program dead for this session. A supplemental bill funds the Office of Economic Opportunity through June 30, 1972, maintaining anti poverty efforts.
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Ohio House rolls vote on personal income tax passage
The Ohio House approved the personal income tax after party line voting. Republicans for include Albritton and Hadley while Democrats for include Celebrezze and Celeste. Republicans against list many conservatives and the Democrats against include Bowers and P Sweeney.
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