Democrats unveil plan to cut tax for poor and middle class
House Democrats press a bold economic program prioritizing a 10 to 20 billion dollar tax cut for low and moderate earners. Speaker Carl Albert aims to move the measure within 60 days, while noting possible expansion and cooperation with the President on broader stimulus. Public jobs, lower interest rates, and standby authority also feature in the policy outline.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
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Carl Albert
Albert
Proposed bills discussed by state handicapped employment group
Dr. Robert Swanson and James Macfarland led a discussion of several proposed bills for the upcoming legislative session. Representatives Art Aiello and Sen. Fred Hansen joined Chaves County lawmakers at the Roswell Area Committee on Employment of the Handicapped breakfast.
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Robert Swanson
Santa Fe
State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
James Macfarland
Roswell
Art Aiello
New Mexico
Chaves County
Roswell Area
Disabled citizens backed bills to aid New Mexico handicapped
Roswell area legislators pledged to back measures in the 1975 session to improve welfare and opportunities for the disabled. The group urged establishing a state commission for the blind, funding for accessible higher education, an industrial health and job placement service, and higher Governor’s Committee funding. A Roswell meeting noted progress against architectural barriers and highlighted Roswell’s 1974 bond for accessible schools.
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Chaves
Artesia
New Mexico
James Macfarland
Roswell
Celso Chaves
Los Alamos
Ford to preview State of the Union in nationally broadcast address
President Ford plans a 9:00 PM nationally broadcast preview of his State of the Union. Democrats urge tax relief measures including higher personal exemptions and credits and a possible 10 percent 1974 income tax rebate. They propose closing loopholes for corporations and wealthy individuals. The task force urges the Fed to increase money supply and credit for housing and industry, with higher taxes on high interest rates if results lag by July 1.
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Washington
Ford
Federal Reserve
Congress
Santa Fe official Carl Folkner dies at 64
Carl Folkner a longtime state official and former Artesia oil field tank construction entrepreneur died at his Santa Fe home at age 64 Funeral services are set for 10 30 a m Wednesday at Block s Mortuary Santa Fe with a burial in Woodbine Cemetery Artesia. ALBUQUERQUE sentencing postponed for Lynn Heimerich a Las Vegas former state police narcotics agent who pled guilty to unlawful sale of 100 pounds of marijuana
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Carl Folkner
State Construction Industries Commission
Folkner
Artesia
Albuquerque
Woodbine
Lynn Heimerich
Las Vegas
Circulation Hours Listed For The Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record lists circulation hours and a contact number 622 7730 for missed deliveries. The circulation office operates 8 30 a m to 6 30 p m on weekdays 9 a m to noon Saturdays and 8 to 10 a m Sundays. Circulation Manager Jerry Berry says copies will be sent immediately to subscribers who did not receive a paper.
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Roswell Daily Record
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Blizzard Toll Rises Across Midwest and Southeast
Severe weekend storms in the Midwest and Southeast killed at least 45 people, with 44 in the Midwest from a blizzard described as the worst in 35 years. Tornadoes, power outages, and disrupted travel compounded damage as Minnesota Michigan Nebraska Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Illinois Wisconsin deaths were tallied.
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Midwest
National Weather Service
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Weather Service
Michigan
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Bazooka Attack Hits Orly Airport Wounding Two
Two bazooka rounds fired at Paris Orly hit an airport building and a parked JAT DC9. A Yugoslav steward and a French policeman were wounded. the El Al plane was not hit and the jetliner’s departure was delayed. Attackers escaped.
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Paris
Orly
el al
Paul Roux
New York
Orly Air Control
Senator Conway seeks tax cuts and energy push in New Mexico
State Senator John E. Conway plans a bill to repeal the gross receipts tax on groceries, reducing revenue by about 24 million dollars. He also aims to tax base adjustments for telephone ads, exempt medical services, and boost municipal revenue authority while urging more funding for schools and transportation improvements on NM 44. He supports some campaign reform and energy development, including solar energy.
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Rotero Lincoln
Alamogordo
Conway
New Mexico
NM 44
Farmington
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
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