Ford tax cut drive tests Congress as 1976 plan outlined
Congress opens debate on President Ford's $28 billion tax cut package for 1976 with extensions of existing reductions. White House tables show a family of four with $15 000 income could cut its taxes by 287 more dollars next year. Democratic doubts arise over financing and spending cuts tied to the proposal.
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WASHINGTON
Congress
Ford
White House
House
Ways and Means
legislative branch
Al Ullman
D-Ore
CBS-TV
Morning News
Ullman
CBS
Treasury
William Simon
Simon
Frederick County to issue 11 million bond for sewage and water
The Frederick County Metropolitan Commission plans an 11 million general obligation bond sale that commits taxpayers to cover interest and principal through 2005 if the White Rocks Ballenger Creek and Ballenger Creek systems are not self-supporting. First interest due February 1976. Longtime critic Zimmerman questions bond strategy at county hearing.
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Frederick County
Metropolitan Commission
Ballenger Creek
Metro Commission
Ernest R. Lillard
Richard E Zimmerman
long
Ballenger Creek basin
Zimmerman
Nutrition bill veto faces House test
Congress moves to override President Ford's veto of a 2.75 billion child nutrition bill. The House schedules an override vote with Senate possible action late today or Wednesday. The measure would permanentize and expand school meals, extend reduced price lunches, fund nutrition education grants, support day care meals, and boost aid to pregnant women and infants. Ford argues the bill exceeds his budget and funds the non needy, while backers dispute the cost claim.
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WASHINGTON
Congress
Ford
House
Senate
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Democratic
Thomas P O'Neill
Massachusetts
Ford ‘t
O'Neill
GOP
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Community splits over site for proposed county animal shelter
Monday night turnout at Winchester Hall exceeded capacity as officials outlined a Montevue site north of the county motor pool for a new animal shelter. Planning head Larry Johnson described a low red brick building while critics led by Commission on Aging chair Patricia Throne pressed compatibility with a nearby nursing home.
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Winchester Room
Planning Department
Larry Johnson
Rocky Springs Road
Johnson
Lawrence Dorsey
Commission on Aging
Patricia Throne
Montevue
Humane Society
Avalon Orris
Humane
Ronald Young
McClellan
Mt Airy man killed in wreck near Libertytown
A Mt. Airy man was killed and his older brother critically injured when their car hit a tree on Md 75 near Libertytown shortly before midnight Monday. Bruce D. Smith, 20, died from chest and internal injuries. Michael N. Smith, 25, was listed in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Mt. Airy
Md. 75
Md. 26
Libertytown
Bruce Douglas Smith
Michael Norman Smith
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Woodsboro
Bruce Smith
John J. Cutter
Larry @. Taylor
Paul F. Curry
County delays jail decision for judicial input
Four County Commissioners postponed a final decision on Frederick County joining the tri county jail project awaiting consultations with Judges Clapp Barrick and State's Attorney Rothenhoefer and other judicial officials. Commissioner Lewis warned Frederick County would bear costs, while Secretary Wahbe questioned the plan. A separate vote postponed scheduling an inspector under the Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Act as required by state law.
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Frederick County
Robert E. Clapp
Samuel Barrick
Robert Rothenhoefer
Donald Lewis
Howard County
Lewis
Vladimir Wahbe
W. Donald Pointer
Public Safety and Correctional Services
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Lawrence Dorsey
Dorsey
Rebel Portuguese troops reject plea
Inside The News notes rebel Portuguese forces refuse a plea in a terse report. The brief covers a military stance amid ongoing actions, with no further escalation details provided.
Sinai pact vote expected today
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged prompt action by Congress to approve stationing American monitors in the Sinai Desert. He warned there can be no interim accord effective between Israel and Egypt without congressional consent and urged the committee not to bind other statements as legally binding.
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WASHINGTON
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Sinai Desert
Israel
Egypt
Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sinai
United States
William Fulbright
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D-Wash
House Budget Committee
Tilghman O'Neill
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Neil Sandler
RONNIE D. SMITH
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Winchester Hall
West Patrick Street
North Market Street
Gertrude J. Tobery
Virginia C. Nicholes
Middletown
Second Street
East Street
Cheryl F. Wastler
West Second Street
Pine Avenue
East Church Street
East Fourth Street
James M. Main
Walter S. Stull
Puerto Rico
Wyngate Drive
Amos L. Brown
Tri-county
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