Tax credits proposed to offset energy costs
President Carter will ask Congress to provide federal income tax credits to help lower income families offset energy costs from his energy plan. The credit would top the existing 35 per person credit, with estimates around 30 dollars per taxpayer, though size was not final. The plan also contemplates possible standby gasoline taxes and conservation measures.
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Defense aims to tie Neal Roberts to Bolles killing
Dunlap’s attorney contends Phoenix lawyer Neal Roberts and others may be involved in the Don Bolles murder, while James Robison’s team argues Robison had an alibi and that key witness John Harvey Adamson is a liar. Adamson pleaded guilty to second degree murder in Bolles’ 1976 bombing.
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Bridge hand teaches defensive misplay and misfortune
In a rubber match the declarer misplayed diamonds after a strong start. North auctions to two clubs and supports spades to invite game, South opens solidly, and the defense wins three diamonds. The recommended line is to force diamonds first by ruffing hearts and leading spades, then clubs, using defender misdefense to secure a diamond trick. Answer: Three spades.
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Indians credited by tribes for saving CAP project
William Byler of the Association on American Indian Affairs says five central Arizona Indian tribes and Gov. Raul Castro telegraphed in to save the Central Arizona Project after Interior Department officials believed it dead. Carter had proposed cutting CAP funds in 1978 budget.
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Coronado High students aid Alamos sister city visit
Eighteen members of Los Hermanos club from Coronado High School visited Alamos Sonora during spring break. They donated hospital supplies and clothing, played a basketball game won by Alamos, toured Aduana ghost town, and joined dances at Casa de los Tesoros.
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Scottsdale High Tour Planned by Historical Society
The Scottsdale Historical Society will lead a 7:30 p.m. tour of remodeled areas and new facilities at Scottsdale High School on Thursday. A panel discussion with 10 Scottsdale High students will follow. attendees should meet in the cafeteria.
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