Tax protests reshape budgets across 12 states
Proposals approved in 12 states aim to curb taxes and spending. Idaho's constitutional amendment caps property taxes at 1 percent of market value, a move critics say will hit local governments hard and force state budget cuts. Other states anticipate caps or ceilings and potential tax shifts as legislatures seek efficiency.
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Betty Ford Receives High Praise at White House Autobiography Dinner
Betty Ford drew praise from Henry Kissinger Flip Wilson and Tony Orlando at a black tie event celebrating her autobiography The Times of My Life Attendees included Nelson Rockefeller Happy Rockefeller Bob Hope and Art Buchwald The facelift discussion topped conversations with Mrs Ford wearing a sunset silk dress and presenting a refined public image.
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Rhodesia's blacks rule U.S. Britain out as mediators
Edgar Tekere of ZANU says the United States and Great Britain can no longer be impartial mediators in the Rhodesia conflict. He accuses them of siding with Prime Minister Ian Smith, failing to pressure South Africa, and not enforcing the UN embargo. He notes London and Washington dropped a precondition for peace talks, sabotaging potential negotiations.
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Steel industry backs Carter on wage price standards
The Carter administration seeks steel industry support for its ant inflation plan as Treasury Undersecretary Solomon says key executives will comply with voluntary wage price standards. A major union leader denounces the 7 percent guideline while farmers report a record corn harvest that could curb food prices next year. Frank Fitzsimmons criticizes rigidity of wage and fringe benefit guidelines during a union radio broadcast.
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