Labor-Men Rap Tax Break Sparks Bipartisan Debate
President Nixon frames depreciation rule changes as tax deferral to spur hiring. Treasury says deductible equipment value accelerates job creation, while AFL CIO criticizes benefits to business amid inflation and unemployment. Milton Friedman doubts large economic impact. Offtrack Betting Corp plans in New York scale back staff due to financial crisis and union disputes.
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Norman Kempster
Washington
UPD
Nixon
California
White House
Treasury
Charls Walker
Wincrédiblezi
Congress
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
BAD Bet
New York
Offtrack Betting Corp
Yonkers Raceway
Probate notices in Bonner County Idaho deceased Cecil Harlan Churchill
Administratrix Olive Churchill and Administrator Everett Hofmeister publish notices to creditors and claimants. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at Lyons & Hofmeister law offices in Sandpoint Idaho. Dated December 21 and December 23 1970.
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Cecil Harlan Churchill
Lyons & Hofmeister
Sandpoint
Bonner County
Idaho
William G. Becker
Bonner
County
Rabbi Kahane Arrested on Riot and Disorderly Conduct Charges
Rabbi Meir Kahane leader of the Jewish Defense League was arrested on a bench warrant for failing to appear in court on riot disorderly conduct and resisting arrest charges. Police seized him at the JDL offices and escorted him to Criminal Court. ten others were arrested in the same incident outside the Soviet mission to the United Nations.
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New York
UPI
Meir Kahane
Jewish Defense League
Kahane
JDL
Khane
United Nations
Union Sets Jan. 19 Strike Deadline at Chrysler
The United Auto Workers announced a January 19 strike deadline for Chrysler Corp after rejecting the latest offer. About 120,000 UAW members at Chrysler plants in the U.S. and Canada would strike if no three year contract is reached, with negotiations stalled and no weekend talks planned.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Chrysler
United States
Canada
Douglas Fraser
Judge condemns funeral costs for coal miners
Hyden Kentucky judge George Wooton denounced funeral costs as outrageous for 38 miners killed in the Finley Coal Co mine explosion on December 30. He noted the county dug graves and that some families faced funeral bills over 2000 dollars despite a 500 dollar burial allowance. Mortician Fred Rominger said undertakers did what survivors requested and that all seven bodies at his home were embalmed.
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Hyden
Leslie
George Wooton
Finley Coal Co
Wooten
Fred Rominger
Manchester
Rominger
Silent Meeting in Ramsey Club Sees No Words
The Silent Society met in Ramsey England for its first 1971 session and spoke not a word. From Chairman Joe Owens whistle to the five minute close, 30 members remained silent as dues fund a silent Christmas party.
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England
Uphh
The
Silent Society
Joe Owen
Beloney
Thesclub
Tory Hall
Three Horseshoes
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Cecil Harnotice
Lan Churchill
William
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Alf
United Feature Syndicate
Howard Post
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Ft. Greely
Alaska
Butler
Hayward
Calif
19Th Aviation Battalion
Ft. Richardson
Shorten and
Whipple
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Fibula
Millie
Glandula
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