House Senate tax talks stall over home purchase credit
UPI report says House and Senate negotiators clash on a new tax bill with a proposed 5 percent credit up to 2000 dollars for new home buyers. Disagreements center on housing credits child care deductions and oil depletion policy, with a final deal unlikely today but possible by Tuesday.
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Treasury
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Ford
U.S
Senate Finance Committee
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Congress
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GOP
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Barber Conable
Herman Schneebli
Pennsylvania
Realignment of USACC to Trim Army staff at Fort Huachuca
Plans announced to realign the U S Army Communications Command at Fort Huachuca affecting about 75 installations worldwide and eliminating 859 military and 288 civilian jobs by June 1977. Secretary Callaway says overhead reductions will free resources for Army combat forces and civilian positions will be placed in continuing roles at affected or other DoD installations.
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USACC
Fort Huachuca
Howard H. Callaway
Department of Defense
Moppet Schools Set 3rd Annual National Convention
Mary Moppet's Day Care Schools Inc of Scottsdale will host its 3rd Annual Convention at Towne House 100 W. Clarendon from Thursday to Saturday. Attendees include 60 day care owners and directors from 16 states. Sessions run 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday and conclude Saturday at noon. Topics cover day care legislation nutrition school 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 awarded plaques to Warren Searles a Parks and Recreation Commission member since 1969 and Ann McCutcheon a member since 1972 Mayor William C Jenkins presented the honors The city also earned recognition for its United Way campaign exceeding the $6000 goal by 40 percent with employee contributions totaling $8300.
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Parks and Recreation Commission
United Way
William C. Jenkins
Warren Searles
Parks Commission
Ann McCutcheon
Scottsdale Old-Timers meet at Eldorado Park
About 190 residents and former students attended the 13th annual Old-Timers gathering at Eldorado Park. Attendees included a family from California and another traveler from New Mexico, though most live in Arizona.
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New Mexico
Supreme Court rejects Arizona station owner's challenge to gas rule
The Supreme Court refused to hear Gordon Reeves's bid to overturn the Federal Energy Administration emergency rule barring gas sales to favored customers during last year's shortage. The ruling upheld the FEA power to issue the regulation without prior notice, after the temporary emergency court of appeals affirmed it. Reeves, owner of a Tucson Chevron, argued the rule was arbitrary and violated notice and approval provisions.
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FEA
Gordon Reeves
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Reeves
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Federal Trade Commission
Court of Appeals
District
Murders Cast Shadow Over Rural Kansas Community
In Hill City Kansas residents discuss six bodies found in a sparsely populated north central county since November. The cases echo the 1950s Clutter family killings in nearby southwest Kansas. One family involved includes five year old Beth Betts eight year old Elise and twin Barry.
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Hill City
Kan
UPI
Kansas Town
Kansas
Beth
Barry Betts
Elise
Marquette
Watergate reporters honored with Peabody Award
Athens Ga UP I reports two NBC CBS journalists Carl Stern Fred Graham and Marilyn Baker of KPIX TV win the 1974 Peabody Award for enterprising Watergate coverage and investigative reporting Baker is cited for her work at KQED TV NBC and CBS garner several honors and the awards note First Amendment rights in broadcasting while detailing other unrelated cases and killings.
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Athens, Ga
UPI
University of Georgia Sunday
Carl Stern
NBC
Fred Graham
CBS
Marilyn Baker
Kpix-Tv
Stern
Graham
Miss Baker
Kqed-Tv
San Francisco
Julian Goodman
Scottsdale Toastmasters elect officers for new club
Chavez elected president Marty Almon and Barbara Goodson named vice presidents Jim Jenkins and Paul Wampler serve as sergeants at arms Ann Brenner is treasurer and Gloria Sandvick secretary The club expects charter by April inviting men and women to join Weekly meetings are Mondays at 6 15 a.m. First Federal Savings 6950 E Camelback Rd Dues are about 6 dollars monthly
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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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