Businessmen Bitter About Tax Credits
A mood of bitterness and doubt surrounds business leaders as tax credits are suspended seen as a potential anti inflation measure. Industry voices vary from endorsement to concern about fairness and effectiveness, with notable figures at Ford Motor Campbell Soup AT&T and the Pennsylvania Railroad cited amid a broader debate on federal spending and tax policy.
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John Cunniff
AP Business News
New York
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
William Murphy
Campbell Soup Co
Chamber of Commerce of
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LBJ
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Frederic R. Kappel
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National Industrial Conference Board
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Too Many Loads Of Dirt Damages Suit In Ohio
John and Frances Diciero sue the University of Cincinnati and contractor Frank Bartello for 13500 damages after about 250 truckloads of dirt rock and shale were dumped on their Cincinnati yard instead of the two trucks promised They allege breach of oral agreement and danger to nearby properties from the pile The couple says cleanup and repairs will cost 13500
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Frances
Dicieros
University of Cincinnati
Frank Bartello
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