Ullman outlines tax cuts reaching twenty two billion dollars
The article reports Ullman predicting tax cuts could total as much as 22 billion dollars with proposals spanning reductions of 13 to 20 billion. He argues Congress will pass a full reform program this year, prioritizing an AOTC and energy measures before broad tax changes.
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Ullman
Washington
Jung
Liman
Sumas
Union Bell
Congress
Audis
Bard Tas
Billhun
Luar
Wal
Sal Ford
Lilian
Cilnan
Susie Burda
South Vietnam
Sugar prices dip in January survey across 13 cities
AP survey shows sugar costs fell in seven of thirteen cities in January 1975 with an average 3 percent drop and a 1 percent rise in six. Overall family bills eased slightly, while sugar prices stayed far above year-ago levels. Eggs and meat also show mixed moves as supplies shift.
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Associated Press
Ems
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Angeles
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Providence
Salt Lake City
Seattle
R.1
Thieu closes five opposition newspapers in Saigon crackdown
In Saigon government shuts five opposition papers and arrests 19 staff as Communist infiltrators amid a harsh crackdown. Reports say authorities banned Sunday editions and accuse outlets of planning to publish corruption charges against President Thieu.
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Thieu
Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Tran Huu Thanh
Philippine air crash kills thirty one in Manila field
A Philippines Airlines AVRO turboprop crashed three miles south of Manila airport amid a failed return to the field. Thirty one aboard died. Roger Collins survived with severe burns after a tracheotomy. A Jesuit priest and others were named among the deceased.
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Manila
Prokpuames
AP - Ap Amerwan
Jesupest Wan Ang
Asteria
Philippane Airlines
AVRO
Mania Wihgan City
Cagayan de Oro
Construciias
Indians Take Over Mansion in Menominee Standoff
Demonstrators from the Menominee Warrior Society occupy a 64 room estate. The National Guard tightens 323 officers around the property as talks with the Alexian Brothers proceed. Marlon Brando and priest James E Grupp are believed inside the mansion with a demand the Alexians deed the property to the Menominees for an Indian health center.
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Ghesham
Romasthode
National Guard
Koben Bryan
Bryan
Matuaton
Shawano County
Brahe
Maurie Wilson
Alexian Brothers
Menominees
Marlon Brando
James E Grupp
Milwaukee
Mansen
Brando
Gruppe
Menoominee Warrior Society
Rockefeller Commission probes CIA abuses witness recalls Ober
Richard Ober, former CIA files chief now with the National Security Council, testifies before the Rockefeller Commission on CIA spying. Lyman Kirkpatrick Jr., ex CIA executive director, also appears as panels scrutinize intelligence abuses and potential House action. Allegations mount over Helms and withheld documents connected to Watergate evidence.
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Washington
Roeckfeller Commission
CIA
Richard Ober
National Security Council
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Commission
Senate
FBI
House Committee
House
Democratic Steering Committee
Richard M. Helms
Howard J. Osborne
Helms
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Interior Ministry
Delta
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Khmer Rouge
Neak Luong
Kampong Speu
Frederick Towne Mall
Cele Hve Teem el Aoe
Philippines
Sia
Apis Metteananet
Aleaians
Ober
Justice Department
Osborne
New York Times
CLA
James W McCord
K. and B. Pump Company
Frederick, Md
Ray Keyser
Chester Blank
Lane Cedar Chests
Cline
Market St
E. Patrick St. Frederick
Fadsefey
Keeney
Basford
E. Church St
Frederck, Md
MR. Etchison and Son
Frederick County
Richard B
Qintsu
Magnavox
Videomatic
Knox
East Street
Frederick
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