Treasury secretary says House tax cut overhelps lower income families
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon tells the Senate Finance Committee the $21.3 billion House tax cut delivers too much relief to higher income brackets. He notes durable goods purchases drive recession and urges adoption of President Ford's plan prioritizing taxpayers under $20,000 while limiting aid to those under $10,000.
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William E. Simon
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Simon
Ford
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Congress
Ways and Means
al Ullman
D-Ore
Roswell School Board Elects H C Prichard President
Roswell Independent School District board selects H C Jack Prichard as president in a 5-0 vote during a Tuesday night meeting at Military Heights Elementary School. New member Dr. Robert T Bob Smith is sworn in before the vote while Prichard bangs the gavel to begin the session.
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Jack’’ Prichard
Roswell Independent School
Smith
Military Heights Elementary School
Prichard heads Roswell school board in 5-0 vote
H C Jack Prichard was unanimously elected president of the Roswell Independent School District board. Dr Robert T Bob Smith took oath and announced a college scholarship program for all three city high schools. The board approved staff rehiring and calendar for 1975 76 with a year round concern.
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H. C
Jack” Prichard
Roswell Independent School
Smith
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David Lee
Dale Somers
Luginbill
Statement of Education
Santa Fe
Patterson
Clyde Allensworth
N. A. Hamill
State Department of Education
ESEA
Chaves County
Roswell State Bank
Roswell Man Signs Petition For Grand Jury Probe
A Roswell man signed a petition calling for a grand jury investigation of the district attorney’s office. Dist. Atty. J Lee Cathey says no one from his office has approached anyone about statements. The petition lists 240 signatures and seeks a grand jury to probe arrests in a narcotics and food stamp crackdown. Judge Paul Snead set April 7 for the grand jury convening.
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Cathey
The
Daily Record Today
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Serenata
L. M. Hall
District Attorney’s Office
McLemore
Mitted
Jean Willis
Dist
Paul Snead
Peti
Brooks Given Life Prison For Houston Mass Murders
A jury sentenced David Owen Brooks to life in prison for his involvement in the Houston mass killings of a 15 year old boy. Brooks showed no emotion as the sentence was announced. His wife sat with his father. In Stockholm a hospital fire killed five patients and injured twenty others.
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David Owen Brooks
Brooks
Stockholm
Sweden
Local police hunt vandals in Roswell city vandalism
Roswell police pursue vandals who damaged two motorcycles parked outside the Police Station. Officials report radio antennas were broken and bent during the nighttime attack.
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Roswell
Papich's fate as crime commission head still negotiable
Gov. Apodaca met with Sam Papich to discuss the commission's future amid a funding dispute. Apodaca backs stronger support for 1975-76 and has asked the Senate to consider raising the appropriation to 138,100 if the House approves. Papich said he remains in charge, while background reports about his FBI exit are noted.
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Jerry Apodaca
Sam Papich
Organized Crime Prevention Commission
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Apodaca
Commission
Aubrey Dunn
D-Otero
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
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