Mills Says Plan Would Gradually End Tax Loopholes
Rep. Wilbur Mills proposes gradual reform or abolition of 54 tax loopholes over three years starting 1974. Senate support from Mike Mansfield exists but passage in an election year is doubtful. The package targets oil depletion, depreciation rules, capital gains, sick pay exclusion, and more with potential $47 billion in 1974 losses if enacted.
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Washington
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Prosecution Pushes for Conviction in Angela Davis Case
In San Jose California AP prosecutors urge a jury to convict Angela Davis of first degree murder kidnapping and conspiracy over a courthouse escape plot tied to George Jackson. Davis silent in defense as closing arguments begin with jurors attentive and potential verdicts by Friday or Monday.
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San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
Albert Harris Jr
Harris
George Jackson
Jackson
Jonathan
Marin County
San Rafael
San Quentin
McGovern potential nomination spooks Republicans, economists warn
In New York the view among corporate leaders is that McGovern could spark recession or economic stagnation if elected. Dr. Pierre Rinfret warns of policy shifts raising corporate and personal taxes and boosting government spending, causing fiscal strain and business hesitancy in 1973. He stresses the analysis is not an endorsement or rejection of McGovern.
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New York
George McGovern
Pierre Rinfret
Nixon
McGovern
Rinfret
South
Economist Bell GM Heard By KCC in rate hearing
Dr. Ross Robertson a former University of Kansas professor and University of Indiana economist testifies for Southwestern Bell in Topeka as the company seeks a 14.78 million dollar rate increase. Norman S. Stuckey outlines a new 12 exchange rate group plan tied to exchange access arrangements and PBX interconnections. Hearings began May 22 and run until Friday with a June 26 recess.
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Topeka
Kan
Ross Robertson
University of Kansas
University of Indiana
State Corporation Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Southwestern Bell
Norman S. Stuckey
Kansas Area
Stuckey
Commission
Dale Saffels
Southwestern
Expect Livestock Prices To Hit Consumers Again
Washington AP reports farm livestock prices rebounded after two slumps, with live cattle at a May all time high of 33.10 per 100 pounds and hogs up 11 percent to 24.90 as fewer baby pigs reduced supply. If farm costs rise further, beef and pork may push retail meat prices higher, affecting consumers. Government data due later in June and economists say packers and retailers may pass costs along.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Nixon Administration
The
Price Commission
IRA Provisional Leaders Caught In Dublin Sweep
Irish Republic police netted three leaders of the Provisional IRA in Dublin and Belfast raids, with one fugitive evading capture. Arrested were Joe Cahill and Rory O Brady. Sean O Brady, Sinn Fein publicity chief, was seized later. Provisional chief Sean Macstophain escaped. Separately in Belfast a taxi office attack wounded two Catholic attendants, amid a flare of violence as security forces faced bomb and gunfire incidents near Derry and Newry.
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Dublin
Irish Republic
Irish Republican Army
Joe Cahill
Northern Ireland
Rory O’brady
Provisional
Sinn Fein
O'Brady
Sean
Sean Macstophain
Provisionals
Irish Publican Army
Belfast
Londonderry
Newry
Mass casualty attack at Tel Aviv airport shocks world
Israeli border guards tightened airport patrols after a mass casualty attack at Tel Aviv's airport. Three Japanese attackers killed 23 and wounded 70, prompting protests, Security Council concerns, and calls for stricter airport security by Israel and foreign airlines.
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Israel
Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Golda Meir
Security Council
Air France
Rome
Remembering an era of 46 stars and simple pleasures
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as life’s meaning and contrasts a bygone America with fewer stars in the flag, simple habits, modest wages, and everyday rhythms. He recalls childhood icons, common junkets, and how aging changed daily life while acknowledging shared nostalgia.
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