Tax fight ends in compromise between Ford and Congress
A diary of the tax and spending battle shows how a compromise was reached to avert a tax increase on Americans. Key actions from October to December include passage of the 1975 Tax Reform Act, debates over spending limits, and shifting tax cut extensions for 1976.
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Carlc
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Simon
Ways and Means
Ullman
Ford
Mittee
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Ford Calls Cuba Angola Move Unwise and Harmful
President Ford said Cuba must not meddle in Angola and warned Soviet action undermines detente. He announced plans to sign the 18 billion dollar tax bill and push a 10 billion dollar tax cut with spending restraints. Ford defended his record for 1976 and noted a pending decision on an energy bill.
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Washington
Ford
Cuba
Angola
Soviet Union
Congress
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
House
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Congressional
Joe D Waggonner Jr
D-La
Oil price rivalry discussed by OPEC ministers in Vienna
In Vienna oil ministers from OPEC wrapped a six hour session with progress toward ending price cutting rivalry. They plan another meeting to simplify the pricing system and curb disguised cuts or premium charges on high grade oil. Saudi minister Yamani blamed Iraq as part of an OPEC united front.
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Vienna
Austria
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Iraq
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Kuwait
Indonesia
Missing Pat Murray 16 Still Unfound Since December
A search for Pat Murray, 16, continues after she disappeared December 17. Descriptions note her height of 5 feet 6 inches, 145 pounds, black hair and blue eyes. Last seen in blue jeans, a brown jacket, and white sneakers. Contact Rory and Patricia Carter at 7 Pecan Place or call 623-0459, or Roswell Police at 622-5511.
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Pat Murray
Rory Carter
No. 7
Pecan Place
Roswell
City police investigate car thefts in Roswell area
Police report two vehicle thefts on Friday with losses including a pickup from Beagles Auto Sales on Virginia Avenue valued over 100 dollars and a 1970 sedan stolen from Ernestine Stockton’s Route 1 address valued over 100 dollars. Additional Friday thefts included tire and stereo losses, with several broken windows reported and estimated damages mostly under 100 dollars.
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Roswell
Beagles Auto
S. Virginia Ave
Ernestine Stockton
Route 1
Box 231
Caroline Silvas
E. Conner St
Charles Phillips
Tucson
Ariz
Dewell A. Dempsey
Forest Drive
Lorne Smith
Emerald Drive
Carol Burmeister
W. Hendricks St
Billie Garner
Dempsey
Poswell Daily Record Staff and Subscription Rates
The notice lists staff titles including Editor Managing Editor Regional Editor and Advertising Director. It shows subscription prices by carrier delivery in Roswell at 3.00 for one month 9.00 for three months 18.00 for six months and 36.00 for one year. Mail rates are 4.00 per month and 9.00 per three months. Second class postage is paid at Roswell New Mexico and the paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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Christine Floyd
al Geary
Terrance J. Borovina
Roswell
N.M
Associated Press
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