Carter unveils 31.2 billion jobs and tax cut plan
President Carter sends to Congress a two year program blending a 50 dollar tax rebate with job creation measures. The package targets lower and middle income taxpayers and aims to cut unemployment by nearly one million by end of 1977 with further relief in 1978. It includes 50 dollar rebates for 1976 taxpayers and a 50 dollar payment to Social Security SSI and Railroad Retirement recipients.
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Dick Barnes
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
Congress
United States
Southeast Asia
Rep
G. W. Montgomery
D-Miss
Montgomery
New Mexico legislature tackles gas prices and tax reform
Lawmakers hold first hearings on two wellhead gas price bills and debate a beverage container act. Other measures target helmet law repeal or modification, narcotics treatment, and a broad tax deduction shift. President Carter seeks large job, training, and anti-recession programs and an accounting push on missing in action Americans.
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Bill Feather
Associated Press
Santa FE
New Mexico
Senate Conservation Committee
Senate
Jerry Apodaca
Aubrey Dunn
D Otero
Senate Finance Committee
Atty
Toney Anaya
Don King
Dsanta Fe Torrance
State Public Service Commission
T¢ Mouse Transportation Committee
Jack Skinner
D-Eddy
Skinner
Senate Public Affairs Committee
Eddie Barboa
D-Bernalillo
Adele Cinelli Hundley
Albuquerque
Hundley
Panamanian Minister Boyd Presses Quick Panama U S Treaty Action
Aquilino Edgardo Boyd Guardia, 51, Panama's former UN delegate and now foreign minister, calls the Canal Zone issue a ticking bomb and urges fast progress in Panama U S treaty negotiations while meeting Secretary of State Vance. Gen Omar Torrijos holds real power in Panama.
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Washington
Aquilino
Edgardo Boyd Guardia
Canal Zone
United States
Boyd
Isthmian Republic
Cyrus R. Vance
Vance
Lyndon B. Johnson
Panama
United Nations
U.S
Demetrio Lakas
Omar Torrijos
Guardia Nacional
Ad campaign backfires in Red Bank store stunt
Steven DeAngelo, owner of Ishka Bibble's Paradise, placed dimes in 30 expired meters and left windshields notes offering a dime for expired meters. Police chief says leaflet on car windshields is illegal in Red Bank, ending the promotion.
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RED Bank
N.J
Steven DeAngelo
DeAngelo
Broad Street
Ishka Bibble
Paradise
George Clayton Jr
City Hall
Carlsbad callers sweep NM Varmint Championship
Four Cave City men claim top two spots in the 10th annual New Mexico Varmint Calling Championship in Artesia. Keith Riley and Ron Skinner win the masters division, with Randy Riley and Bob Riley finishing as runners up. The combined team total includes 11 coyotes, three bobcats, and two fox across two days amid weather and fewer varmints.
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Ron Skinner
Randy Riley
Bob Riley
New Mexico
Ellis Finch
Daily Record
Artelia
Carlsbad
Cave City
Keith Riley
Artesia Varmint Callers and Gun Club Association
John Dimas
J.A. Dimas
Las Cruces
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Ellis Finch Photo
Icy
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Dan Torres
Johnny Siez
Bill Ray
Ray Hennis
Richard Belvin
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