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Newton Kansan

Location

Newton, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1975

Page

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Demo leader offers tax relief options in Kansas

Democratic House minority leader Rep. John Carlin calls for reducing state taxes on individuals and Sen. Ross Doyen backs a one year experimental income tax rebate if funded. Carlin proposes increasing the personal exemption from 600 to 750 and a state growth revenue sharing program to aid local units facing fiscal pressure.

Topeka Kan Kansas House Senate John Carlin D-Smolan Ross Doyen Concordia Robert F. Bennett House Duane McGill Winfield Carlin Doyen Kansas

Forecasts show mixed outlook for 1976 economy

Wharton forecasters project real growth between 5 and 6 percent in 1976 and just under 4 percent in 1977 with inflation around 5 to 6 percent. Treasury Secretary Simon says recovery should move upward toward 7 percent growth by mid 1976 and unemployment easing to about 7 percent by year end.

Associated Press Wharton Treasury William E. Simon Simon Houston Chamber of Commerce University of Pennsylvania Penn Lawrence R. Klein F. Gerald Adams David M. Rowe Richard M. Young University of Michigan Ecomonomists University of Michigan Survey Research Center New York City

Supreme Court to review gag order in Nebraska murder case

The Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal on a Nebraska pretrial news blackout in the Simants murder case but left the order in place for now. Justices signaled a possible ruling to guide limits on press coverage while trial proceeds in North Platte.

Washington Supreme Court Today Nebraska Erwin Charles Simants North Platte Neb Simants Sutherland, Neb Nebraska Supreme Court

Kissinger warns Africans over Angola proxy war risks

Secretary of State Kissinger told reporters in Brussels that Africans must solve the Angola conflict or the United States will act to prevent one faction from domination with outside arms. He cited Soviet support for MPLA and said a war by proxy between major powers should be avoided, while noting U S aid figures mentioned by Sen. Dick Clark. He also expressed hope for reopening U S bases in Turkey and urged a settlement free of foreign interference in Angola.

Brussels Belgium Henry A. Kissinger Angola United States Kremlin Dick Clark Didaho Senate Foreign Relations Committee Kissinger Marxist Popular Movement For the Liberation of MPLA West Africa Portugal Soviet Union U.S Turkey

Weather Data South Central Forecast Update

Mostly cloudy through Saturday with lows tonight in the upper 20s to low 30s. Saturday highs expected in the 40s. At Arpt KIRG the high 43 to 48, humidity 82 to 98 percent, low 30 to 31, barometer 30.12 to 30.22, dew point 36 to 34, wind SE 2 to calm, moisture trace.

South Central

Picketing veto pressure on Ford

Secretary of Labor John Dunlop says President Ford faces strong push to veto a contested construction-site picketing bill. Senate conservatives plan a Monday vote after a 229 to 189 House approval, while Gallup polls show Reagan leading Ford among Republicans. In London four IRA gunmen surrendered after hostage negotiations ending a six day stand in Dorset Square.

Washington John Dunlop Ford Senate House Congress Gallup Ronald Reagan Dunlop National Press Club Senate House Jesse Helms R-N.c London Irish Republican Army Sheila Matthews John Dorset Square Scotland Yard Dublin

Newtonian resigns from KCC Stroberg makes it official

Vernon Stroberg resigns from the Kansas Corporation Commission effective January 5 after 52 years in public service. Gov. Robert F. Bennett will name a successor, with Pat Storey saying a search will begin once the resignation is received. Stroberg, 61, returns to Newton to resume private law practice.

Topeka Kan Robert F. Bennett Kansas Corporation Commission Vernon Stroberg Bennett Stroberg Pat Storey Corporation Commission Robert Docking G. T. van Bebber Richard C Pete’’ Loux Newton

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