Sadat predicts US to recognize PLO amid Middle East talks
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat told Le Figaro’s Cairo correspondent that the United States may recognize the Palestine Liberation Organization, a move he says could press Israel to accept the PLO as representing Palestinians. He anticipates a three day France visit to discuss arms sales, while Kissinger and Giscard push for negotiations and Palestinian statehood. Akhbar el Youm cites warning of war if Israel does not withdraw, though Sadat rules out war if Israel attacks first.
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GMC Returns Cash Rebates to Grocery Car Buyers
General Motors announced rebates of 200 to 500 dollars on small cars as Detroit automakers align with the tax-cut stimulus. Industry sales lagged, Chrysler posted 12 percent rise in small-car demand while others slid. Oil firms and GE faced earnings drops. United and Delta airlines suffered from energy costs. the Dow rose to 666.61 as rates eased to 9.7 percent.
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Tax Advice Part V on IRS Audits
Taxpayers should not fear audits. Follow Form 1040 rules, attach W-2s, verify Social Security numbers, and sign joint returns. Check arithmetic before mailing and avoid obvious errors. Random audits occur, but conscientious filers may receive refunds rather than deficiencies.
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Comprehensive but Expensive Senator Expounds On Governor Program
The governor pushes a costly highway and tax relief agenda in the second week of the legislature. Proposals include funding highways with mixed sources and tolls, expanding homestead relief for seniors, and tax reform tied to agricultural production. Feasibility studies on turnpikes along US routes 69, 59, and 154 suggest the projects may not be self funding.
Oil exporters and importers to meet for conference talks
Algerian hosted OPEC meeting opened with a push for a three sided energy conference involving major oil exporting importing and developing nations. Iran indicated preference for a two stage process with a preliminary summit possible in Paris late June or July and an OPEC summit likely in Algeria in late Feb or early March. Saudi Arabia showed limited enthusiasm for the plan but would not oppose if others see need.
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