Carter signals possible tax cut to ease economic sag
President elect Carter voiced concern over rising unemployment and wholesale prices from a Georgia news conference. He said the economy will likely need help next year and weighed tax cuts and job programs, while ruling out seeking broad wage and price control powers except in a remote emergency.
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Vance Named Secretary of State Pick for Carter
Washington AP Cyrus R Vance a long time Wall Street lawyer and West Virginia native is named by President-elect Carter as secretary of state Vance known as a No 2 chief of staff would carry out policy not make it He signals a shift away from Kissinger style diplomacy and a low key approach with NSC as main foreign policy adviser in line with Kennedy and Nixon traditions announced in Plains Georgia
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UPS Settlement Comes Too Late
Greenwich Connecticut AP United Parcel Service says its operations should resume soon after a tentative agreement with the striking Teamsters Union is ratified but not necessarily in time to help in the Christmas package season.
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Local fund drive reaches near forty thousand dollars
Local officials of the United Fund report a total of 38065 raised so far as the 1976 campaign nears its end. While short of the 43797 goal, organizers expect to surpass 40000 with remaining packets and mail contributions.
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Unconventional Lawyer Challenges Kansas Power Rate Hike
In Topeka attorney Roger McCollister, a legal aid lawyer for Capital Area Welfare Rights Organization, challenges Kansas Power and Light Co.’s 31.4 million rate increase before the Kansas Corporation Commission. He argues the plan harms the poor and elderly and favors growth, urging energy conservation and targeted relief instead of blanket higher bills.
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Unique Warmup For Legislature
TOPEKA Kan AP The warmup begins Monday for Kansas legislature as Democrats gain control of the House for the first time since 1913 and prepare to organize for the 1977 session. Senate Democrats also hold their strongest majority since 1915 while Republicans outnumber them 21 19.
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