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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1971
Page
1
The Ohio House approved a 1.4 billion dollar compromise income tax package by a 54 to 42 vote. It calls for personal rates 1 to 4 percent and corporate 4 to 8 percent with family exemptions up to three thousand dollars total. The measure moves to the Senate where further wrangling is expected.
The Norwalk man Clarence Ward was convicted in 1968 for failing to comply with a police order and not producing his license. The case prompted debates on mayor’s courts and their impartiality despite municipal revenue roles, while Ohio lawmakers press ongoing efforts to abolish such courts.
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At the Paris talks Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh announced a new VC peace plan with a flexible attitude and said a simultaneous U S troop withdrawal and POW release could be agreed quickly. She accused U S envoy Bruce of blocking peace and urged end of foreign troop presence.
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said agents will investigate police killings when invited by local authorities, a shift following White House talks. He noted few requests have been made, with local forces solving about 96.4 percent of police murders within 30 days.
Forecaster expects clouds to part as the sun returns tomorrow. Lows tonight in the upper 50s with highs near 38 degrees tomorrow.
The Ohio House passed an income tax bill that would cost a four person family about 57.50 yearly at 7500. Exemptions of 500 per person up to 3000. Tax on adjusted gross income per IRS. Local city taxes unlikely to be preempted but may hinder tax increases. Corporation tax would be 4 percent to 25000 and 8 percent above. five mill franchise tax kept if higher.
Columbia Missouri AP A 51 year old Missouri State Senator A Basey Vanlandingham who has been bald for three decades began wearing a wig two months ago at his wife Lorane’s urging. He described nervous moments at the Capitol and a public event wind gusts as he adjusted to hair after 30 years. He joked about combing his hair back during a speech noting it has been 30 years since he last did so.
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