Rebellion in Republican Ranks Seeks Tax Change
Republican lawmakers threaten leadership shakeup over tax policy as bills stall. Rep Richard G Reichel of Massillon and Sen Robin Turner rally against an income tax while Gray’s budget bill aims to keep the personal income tax alive. The stalemate drags into its ninth month with two Democrats and budget factions at odds.
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Maloney Pushes Tax Bill As Gilligan Withdraws Endorsement
Maloney vows conferees must settle terms before voting while Gov. Gilligan withdraws support for the personal and corporate income tax bill. Maloney warns against renewed interference as the measure nears Senate passage. Gilligan argues the proposal favors industry over middle income taxpayers.
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Senate tackles broad Social Security rise in tax bill debate
Senate confronts costlier Social Security increases amid a $25.6 billion tax cut bill. Amendments adding about $1.75 billion annually passed, including higher standard deduction for low income families and a 10 percent investment credit. Sen Long plans to table the pro-Social Security amendment while pursuing welfare reform in committee. A proposed federal campaign fund would allow taxpayers to donate via a box on the return, with candidate and party funding rules.
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Rink's Supermarket Fire Damages Store and Goods
A fire at Rink's Department Store and adjoining supermarket on Roosevelt Avenue caused extensive damage estimated near 100000. The blaze started in a cardboard inside the external compactor, with smoke filling the store and about 200 bicycles damaged. Clean up began in the compactor area as staff replaced damaged stock and notified layaway customers.
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Weather outlook mild with mid 40s to 50s lows
Partly cloudy and mild tonight and Thursday with overnight lows in the mid 40s to low 50s. Thursday highs could reach the lower 70s. yesterday's high was 65 and overnight low 44.
Two Reasons Men Leave Home Cited in Chuckle
Humorous quip notes two causes for husbands leaving home. One is wives who can cook and won’t, the other wives who can’t cook but do. The line reflects a playful take on domestic roles and kitchen prowess.
Thailand Premier Sacks Cabinet and Seizes Power
Premier Thanom Kittikachorn dissolved the Cabinet and Parliament, suspended the constitution, and announced a Revolutionary Council drawn from military branches and civilian elements. The coup marks a return to prior military rule, with no change to U.S. air bases.
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Viets Begin Regular Air Strikes in Laos
South Vietnam will join the US Air Force and Navy for regular strikes against the Ho Chi Minh supply trail in eastern Laos during the dry season. Initial missions will be limited, with broader air campaign efforts expected later, while the United States continues to carry most bombing in southeast Laos unless a political settlement occurs.
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Social Security accounting change sparks election year debate
Washington AP report notes Elliott Richardson endorses slowing trust fund buildup to curb tax hikes. Proposal could defer up to 145.20 in workers taxes and keep Social Security tax at 5.4 percent on a rising wage base, with effects stretching for decades. Authorities expect Senate votes and House scrutiny as fiscal conservatives push back.
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