Carter aims at tax cuts for businesses and individuals
Treasury Secretary Blumenthal says the Carter administration is considering reduced business and personal income tax rates in a forthcoming tax reform plan. He cites goals of simplifying the tax system, eliminating shelters, and creating incentives to boost production while noting inflation trends and a potential minting-office consolidation.
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Washington
Carter Administration
Congress
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Bert Lance
Lance
United States
U.S. Mint
Secretive figure in retirement flowers deal hints at hidden identity
A mysterious man calling himself Henry, seen delivering retirement flowers since Valentine’s Day, refuses to reveal his real name. He plans to broker a deal over a batch of slightly used tapes he possesses.
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Flowers
Henry
Polish reporter profiles PV mayor and SRP tour in Scottsdale
Washington correspondent Adam Stanek of Trybuna Ludu visits Scottsdale to meet Mayor Barbara von Amimon and tour SRP facilities in Tempe. He reports on American life tests, desert irrigation, and the Polish view of freedom of speech and press in relation to party guidance and foreign relations.
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la River
Barbara von Amimon
Paradise Valley
Washington, D.C
Trybuna Ludu
People’s Tribune
Scottsdale
Progress
SRP
Tempe
Adam Stanek
Washington
U.S
Stanek
Communist Party
Poland
America
Kansas City Star
Star Exchange
Soviet Union
One-Third Drop in Kindergarten Enrollment Warned
Scottsdale School District officials warn kindergarten enrollment next year may fall about one third from projections Superintendent William Randall calls the drop serious and cites Kiva School where 185 eighth graders may yield only about two kindergartners next year with 50 projected students.
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Scottsdale
William Randall
Randall
Kiva
Cocopah
Frank Schilling
Verager
Kalbab
City weighs reception area for council meetings
City manager explores a second floor reception area adjacent to Mayor Jenkins office with paneling and ducts costing about 2525 dollars though ducts may be unnecessary. Budget planning for 1977 78 includes this project as a possibility.
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George Britton
Willias
C. Jenkins
City Hall
Britton
First Lady praises Ecuador on goodwill tour
Robed in Quito Rosalynn Carter commended Ecuador for its human rights record and civilian rule plans. She said Ecuador has spoken clearly on human rights peace and justice during the Caribbean Latin American tour.
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Quito
Ecuador
Rosalynn Carter
Assen Terrorists Fire On TV Towers Near Hijacked Train
In Assen Netherlands South Moluccan gunmen fired on police TV observation masts near a hijacked train. A Justice Ministry spokeswoman said no injuries were reported and that the heavily armed group held at least 55 hostages aboard the train while sporadically firing at the masts several hundred yards away.
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Assen
Netherlands
Justice Ministry
Toos Faber
Global talks fail to produce energy negotiations body
Paris hosts a 27 nation conference that ends without a permanent energy talks body amid oil price concerns. British Foreign Secretary Owen says a final communique will cover aid to poor nations and a Common Fund to stabilize raw material prices. In California, two LA County supervisors travel to Soledad Prison to interview Sirhan Sirhan for history.
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Paris
Conference On International Economic Cooperation
David Owen
Story
Soledad
Calif
Los Angeles
California
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Kenneth Hahn
Baxter Ward
Sirhan
Carter backs national minerals policy after Santini briefing
President Carter directed his administration to begin laying groundwork for a national minerals policy after a 20 minute White House briefing by Rep. Jim Santini. The Nevada congressman said Carter told him youve convinced me and acknowledged the nations poor handling of nonfuel mineral use and development.
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Washington
Jim Santini
D-Nev
White House
Carter
Santini
Nevada
Energy Saving Ideas Contest Seeks Incentives and Tips
Readers submit energy saving ideas and comment on reducing fuel use and electricity. The contest offers a $100 savings bond for the best idea and $25 bonds for three runners up. Contributors propose lower utility rates, rock landscaping, and equipment efficiency.
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Sperry
Ome
Alco
Paul Thielen
Hubbell
Sonept
Indian School
Butt
Zodl
Salt River Project
Arizona Public Service
Martin Laderman
A. E. Henry
W. Seldon Lane
Progress
P.O. Box
Scottsdale, Ariz
City faced with $35536 bill for Riviera Park gas line repairs
Riviera Mobilehome Park Ltd owners ask Scottsdale for 35536 to pay for new natural gas lines installed after leaks. They accuse four years of inspections under city standards as negligent and deficient. City inspector notes IAPMO code requires only visual inspection and pressure testing.
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Riviera Scottsdale Mobile Home Park
Scottsdale
W. W. Harris
Harris
Riviera Mobilehome Park Ltd
Vincent Canzano
N. Hayden Rd
Canzano
International Association of Plumbers and Mechanical Officials
IAPMO
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Jim Thomson
McDowell
Scottsdale Roads
John Pecoraro
Associated Press
Leana
Tig
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