House Senate clash over tax credit for new home purchase
Negotiators from the House and Senate spar over a proposed tax credit up to 2000 dollars for buying a newly built home as part of a broad tax bill. They disagree on housing credits child care deductions and oil depletion rules with a deadline looming and Treasury involvement noted.
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Don Phillips Washington
UPI
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Senate
House Ways and Means
al Ullman
D-Ore
Conference Committee
Ultman
Ullman
Treasury
William Simon
Ford
U.S
Senate Finance Committee
Russell Long
Dla
Congress
Simon
Max Friedersdorf
GOP
Ways and Means
Barber Conable
Herman Schneebli
Pennsylvania
USACE Realignment Cuts Jobs Across Army Command
The USACC realignment affects about 75 installations worldwide reducing 859 military and 288 civilian positions by June 1977. Howard H. Callaway says overhead will drop and resources redirected to strengthen combat forces while civilians displaced will be absorbed at affected or other DoD installations.
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U.S. Army Communications Command
USACC
Fort Huachuca
Army
Howard H. Callaway
Department of Defense
Moppet Schools Convenes Third Annual Convention
Mary Moppet's Day Care Schools Inc of Scottsdale will hold its third annual convention at the Towne House in Scottsdale from Thursday to Saturday. About sixty day care owners and directors from 16 states will attend. Sessions run 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday, with Saturday closing at noon. Topics include legislation nutrition programs personnel and facilities.
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Mary Moppet’s Day Care Schools Inc
Scottsdale
W. Clarendon
City council honors Searles and McCutcheon
The city council this week honored Warren Searles and Ann McCutcheon for long service on the Parks and Recreation Commission. Mayor Jenkins presented plaques. The city also earned praise from the United Way for raising 40 percent above its $6,000 goal with employee contributions totaling $8,300.
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Parks and Recreation Commission
United Way
William C. Jenkins
Warren Searles
Parks Commission
Ann McCutcheon
Scottsdale Old-Timers Gather for 13th Annual Reunion at Eldorado Park
About 190 people attended the 13th annual Old-Timers gathering at Eldorado Park. The event drew former Scottsdale residents and alumni from before 1945 with attendees traveling from California and New Mexico to join others still living in Arizona.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
California
New Mexico
Supreme Court refuses to overturn gas rationing rule
The Supreme Court declined to hear Gordon Reeves's challenge to the Federal Energy Administration emergency rule banning favoritism in gas sales during the fuel shortage. Reeves, owner of a Tucson Chevron station, argued the rule lacked proper notice and statutory approval. The emergency order remained in effect after the appeals court upheld the regulation.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Arizona
Federal Energy Administration
Emergency Court of Appeals
FEA
Gordon Reeves
Chevron
Tucson
Reeves
Attorney General
Federal Trade Commission
Court of Appeals
District Court
Kansas town rattled by string of six murders since November
In Hill City Kansas residents fear a series of six killings in north central county since November. The case echoes the 1950s Clutter family murders in Cold Blood. Among victims are twins Beth and Barry Betts 5 and Elise 8 who disappeared with their sister last summer from Marquette.
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Hill City
Kan
UPI
Kansas Town
Kansas
Beth
Barry Betts
Elise
Marquette
Wakeeney
Denver
Robert Closter
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Western Region
Closter
Young-Lovette
Clutter
Garden City
Truman Capote
Richard Eugene Hickock
Perry Edward Smith
Herb Clutter
Watergate reporters honored with Peabody Award
UPI reports Athens Georgia May 7 selection of Carl Stern Fred Graham and Marilyn Baker as 1974 Peabody Award winners for enterprising coverage of a national crisis and investigative reporting. NBC honored for five specials including Tornado 4 40 p m Xenia Ohio. Later notes Kansas murders case with victims Diane Lovette Cheryle Young and a boy Guy and connections to Wakeeney Denver and a panel van.
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Athens, Ga
UPI
University of Georgia
Carl Stern
NBC
Fred Graham
CBS
Marilyn Baker
Kpix-Tv
Stern
Graham
Miss Baker
Kqed-Tv
San Francisco
Julian Goodman
Ilinois
Graham County
Emmet Betts
Diane Lovette
Fort Madison
Iowa
Cheryle Young
Downey
Calif
Guy
Scottsdale Toastmasters elects officers and plans charter
Fil Chavez was elected president with Marty Almon and Barbara Goodson as vice presidents at Scottsdale's newest Toastmasters Club meeting. Jim Jenkins and Paul Wampler were named sergeants at arms, Ann Brenner treasurer, and Gloria Sandvick secretary. The club aims to receive its charter by April and invites men and women to join as charter members. Meetings are Mondays at 6 15 a.m. at First Federal Savings, 6950 E Camelback Rd, with monthly dues about 6 dollars.
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Fil Chavez
Marty Almon
Barbara Goodson
Scottsdale
Toastmasters Club
Jim Jenkins
Paul Wampler
Ann Brenner
Gloria Sandvick
First Federal Savings Branch
Camelback Rd
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Moppet Schools
City Council
Searles, McCutcheon
Bob Johnstone
IBM
Clamapse Darrow
Xenia
Ohio
Eddit
Dane
Scottsdale Plumbing CO
E. Osborn
Discount Coupon
National Auto Glass
North
Scottsdale Road
Ege
McLean Stevenson
Flip Wilson
Ernie Banks
Tom Kennedy
Claude Akins
Peter Marshall
Diamond
Camelback Country Club
Mockingbird Lane
Ted
THE
Phoenix Thunderbirds
Custor
North 62Nd Street
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