Rent urged for House print firms on Capitol grounds
Republican leaders urge the House to charge rent and cut salaries for two print shops operating for profit on Capitol grounds. They propose paying each printer 1200 per year, down from 15000, and to compensate with public payments for printing work now done for leadership offices. The letter, dated April 29, was signed by Republican Leader John Rhodes and referred to a bipartisan commission.
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Carter urges eight point plan to boost Social Security taxes
President Carter proposes raising the Social Security wage base from 16 500 to beyond 16 900 by 1985, shifting more tax load to employers and higher earners. The plan includes using general tax revenues for the trust funds during unemployment spikes, redesigning eligibility rules, and moving funds between Medicare and Old Age funds to stabilize finances amid rising costs and aging benefits.
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