Carter signals tax cut uncertain as early plans emerge
President-elect Carter says a tax cut is not yet certain and decisions on economic steps will await Congress. Bert Lance argues a $15 billion tax cut could be proposed as part of a stimulus package with a jobs program and tax investment credits.
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Stores offer special hours for elderly and handicapped shoppers
In Minnesota and nearby states Target stores opened to the elderly and disabled on Sunday night to reduce crowding. About 400 seniors and wheelchair users arrived by bus at a south Minneapolis location, with 150 more arriving independently. Volunteers aided access while carols and entertainment enhanced the shopping event.
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Plymouth
AMA Faces Split Over National Health Insurance Support
The AMA House of Delegates debates whether to back any form of national health insurance, fearing Carter may push Congress toward a plan they oppose if they abstain.
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Snowfall Parking Reminder From Monroe Police
The Monroe Police Department reminds residents to move all vehicles off streets and public lots when snow reaches at least one and a half inches. Vehicles left blocking snow removal will be towed and the owner charged for towing. Once snow is cleared, regular parking may resume.
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Swine flu tests continue on Brodhead man
Wisconsin officials investigate the Brodhead farmhand Don Harris amid conflicting tests for swine flu. A throat culture suggested flu, while a blood test was negative. Federal and state health workers expand testing in Green and Rock counties as Harris recovers and awaits further results.
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Green County
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Brodhead
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Flu shot clinic offered at Turner Hall Wednesday
An open swine flu immunization clinic will be held Wednesday Dec 8 from 1 to 8 p.m. at Turner Hall. Any Green County resident over 18 may receive the vaccine free. A county clinic list appeared in the Dec 2 Times.
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Elizabeth Taylor Begins Seventh Honeymoon Abroad
Elizabeth Taylor and John Warner depart Middleburg Virginia for Jerusalem on their honeymoon. The 44 year old actress wed Warner, the former Navy secretary, this past Saturday.
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