Tax-cut debate looms on extending 1975 relief measures
Rep. Al Ullman pushes to permanent the one time deductions and credits that cut individual taxes by 7.7 billion this year and would extend a 2.5 billion corporate rate cut through 1976. He also seeks to keep a 3.3 billion investment tax credit through 1977, totaling 13.5 billion in next year’s stimulus.
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al Ullman
Congress
Washington
Rep. Ullman
Ullman
Ford
Hand to Hand Bicentennial Plan Draws Enthusiasm
Chicago lawyer Marvin Rosenblum proposes a July 4 1976 nationwide hand to hand link from East to West lasting across state lines. Government regulators from HEW Labor DOT and FCC would require ethnic mix safety highway and communications clearances delaying any completion beyond the Tricentennial observance.
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Chicago
Marvin Rosenblum
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor Department
Department of Transportation
Federal Communications Commission
Exiled Virginia Governor Campbell Flees to Warship
On September 18, 1775 Archibald Campbell the Royal Governor of Virginia fled the colony and took refuge aboard a nearby British warship. The moment is tied to a broader escape during colonial unrest and echoes biblical resolve from Isaiah 6:8.
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Virginia
Archibald Campbell
Kissinger interim deal raises US Israel long term concerns
The author argues that American national interest requires a safer path than the Kissinger interim settlement. He questions Israeli autonomy under U.S. pressure, notes congressional debate over 200 Americans in Sinai, and warns the conditional pledge risks Israel’s self defense and broader regional stability.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Knesset
Aix-la-Chapelle
Israel
United States
Jerusalem
Sinai
Vietnam
Sraelis
Energy-saving was a real bust column by Dan Darragh
City editor Dan Darragh laments rising bills as he recounts his personal experience with energy costs after adopting energy saving measures. He notes consecutive monthly increases of 18 dollars and two more dollars, illustrating the ongoing impact of the energy crisis on households.
Advice to children returning to school from a wary father
TOM BRADEN reflects on parental guidance for the school season, offering five maxims about treating people as individuals, being friendly, transferring skills, not copying teachers, and hard work. He recounts a personal tale of installing a clothesline to save energy, detailing the costly, iterative misadventures with poles, cement, and tension hardware.
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Washington
Polonius
Shakespeare
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Middletown Journal lists prices for newsstand purchases, home delivery by carrier or motor route, and mail subscriptions. Rates include 15c weekday copies, 25c Sunday, 72c daily delivery, 23c Sunday, and mail options at yearly and four-week periods. Founded in 1857 and published by News Journal Inc.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
No Excuse At All For Middies Football Support
Local letter urges community support for the Middle football team at Barnitz Stadium this Friday against Cincinnati Moeller. Writer praises recent strong play, calls out apathy and asks fans to back Athletic Director Skeeter Payne, Coach Jack Gordon, assistants, and players with attendance.
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Barnitz Stadium
Middies
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