Xerox Founder Joseph Wilson Dies in New York
Joseph C. Wilson chairman of Xerox Corp. died of a heart attack in New York after a lunch with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. Wilson, 61, helped make copying a worldwide office standard and chaired major health education and social welfare efforts. Funeral arrangements were announced for Wednesday.
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Tax Bill As Passed By Senate
The Senate approved a broad tax bill with varied reliefs and incentives. It raises personal exemptions, expands credits for the poor and elderly, extends unemployment benefits, and allows business investment deductions. It also outlines child care deductions, tax deferrals for exporters, and a campaign spending earmark to fund party presidential campaigns.
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Nixon Warns on Europe Troop Cuts and Peace Talks
President Nixon cautioned that a Senate move to cut U.S. troops in Western Europe by 60 000 could harm American leverage in new peace initiatives with the Russians and threaten NATO Warsaw Pact balance. He urged Congress to support current force levels as talks on defense burden sharing and SALT continue.
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Five Caldwell residents arraigned on drug charges in undercover case
Caldwell and Nampa residents including Melvin Tester Cindy Rinner Robert Rinner Matthew Padgett and Robert Gonzales face felony charges for unlawful delivery of marijuana LSD mescaline and amphetamine sulphate. Two 14 year old juveniles were also arrested as part of the operation begun last July. James Kitchin John Ellis and Donald Kitchin have hearings set in December. Supreme Court Justice Byron White is on crutches several days due to a sprained ankle and missed the court session.
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Brown Resigns Hospital Post
BLACKFOOT Idaho Dr Lida C Brown resigned Tuesday as superintendent of State Hospital South Interim replacement will be Richard A Lake who will serve while a hospital administrator is sought Jack Steneck acting director says Dr John Casper Idaho Falls appointed acting clinical director to provide medical coverage until a fulltime director is found Casper is a licensed psychiatrist and will work intermittently A psychiatrist from Albuquerque New Mexico has applied and will interview near the end of November
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Jordan criticizes tax bill over deficit risk and campaign financing
Senator Jordan Idaho defender of fiscal responsibility says conferees should strike provisions that could raise the 1972 deficit by 14 billion dollars and oppose using tax dollars to fund presidential campaigns. He argues Senate amendments created excessive tax cuts and warn of shifting campaign spending onto taxpayers.
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Nixon Weighs Veto On Tax Bill With Campaign Provisions
President Nixon faces a veto decision over a tax bill tied to a campaign finance provision. Senate Democrats attach the provision. House-Senate negotiators must approve a compromise. Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott says Nixon will decide after the conference committee action.
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