Carter Putting Off Tax Cut
Washington reports the Carter administration asks Congress to resist an election year tax cut as unemployment rises. Treasury Secretary Miller testifies as hearings begin on a plan for a tax reduction next year while Reagan urges a $36 billion cut to start Jan. 1.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
G. William Miller
Ronald Reagan
James T. McIntyre Jr
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Republican Party
Reagan
Congressional
Republicans
Senate Democrats
Finance Committee
Dole Sees Taiwan Trade Risk If PRC Relations Shift
Sen. Bob Dole warned that restoring official ties with Taiwan could hurt U.S. farm exports to the People’s Republic of China as the Soviet grain embargo tightens markets. He noted China’s expected record wheat imports and described Reagan’s Taiwan stance as a potential shift. Dole also discussed GOP platform positions and his own Senate re election prospects against John Simpson.
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Washington
Taiwan
Bob Dole
Kansas Republican
U.S
Dole
Mainland China
People’s Republic of China
China
Agriculture Department
Kansas
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Richard Allen
Reagan
Gerald Ford
GOP
Senate
John Simpson
Cole
Hearings urge decontrol of gasoline pricing and distribution
At Kansas City the DOE faced calls to decontrol gasoline prices and allocations. Testifiers urged safeguards for rural dealers, highlighting risk of losing suppliers and a 26 percent drop in Kansas outlets since 1974.
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Kansas City, Mo
Department of Energy
DOE
William Caldwell
Economic Regulatory Administration
Caldwell
Lyle Goltz
Kansas Energy Office
Goltz
Kansas
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al Dalziel
Iowa Gasoline Dealers Association Board of Directors
Dalziel
Don Densford
Navajo Refining Co
New Mexico
Densford
Franklin
Franklin County Fairgrounds
P.m
Clover Review
DEMO
Jacobsen Rodeo CO
Sanctioned
United Rodeo Assn
Pear
Jacobsen
Franklin County
ARDEN
Brady Implement Co
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