Ford backs larger tax cut tied to spending limits
President Ford proposes a 28 billion tax cut package with 20.7 billion for individuals and an equal amount in spending cuts. White House spokesman Ron Nessen said the plan would veto any cut not paired with a spending ceiling and would benefit taxpayers earning 10 000 to 30 000 dollars with changes for next year.
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Washington
Ford
Ameri
House
Ways Jeans Committee
Freel
Morase
Vt Y
White
House, Ways and Means Committee
Nessen
Ways and Means Committee
La Crosse Girl Enjoys Milkweed Parachute Seeds
Eight year old Pam Schroeder plays with milkweed seed parachutes during the last days of mild fall weather near her La Crosse Wisconsin home. The simple activity captures autumn joy as she discovers the dandelion-like fluff drifting on the breeze.
Ford tax cut package faces ceiling linkage defeat
The panel rejected tying proposed personal tax cuts to a spending ceiling. The plan would deliver about $12.7 billion in individual cuts versus 1974 levels, with $20.7 billion sought for personal relief.
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Ford
Paradise Valley Council imposes stop work on Camelback Racquet Club
Town council unanimously orders a stop work on CRC construction until detailed site and landscaping plans are submitted and approved. The move follows CRC failure to provide revised plans reflecting actual building work, with next meeting set for November 13 to act on the submissions.
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Paradise Valley
CRC
Oscar Palmer Sr
Beliies Shay
Council
David Victor
Oscar Butt
J.’ Duncan Brock
Butt
Victor
Brock
Slaying Suspect Pleads No Contest to Murder Charge
Johin Byron Cuffle pleaded no contest to first degree murder and armed kidnapping in the 1978 Tolleson schoolgirl slaying. The plea, accepted under an agreement with the Maricopa County Attorney, avoids a death sentence in exchange for the county's nonrecommendation, due to the key witness, the defendant's mother, declining to testify.
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Johin Byron Cuffle
Tolleson
Maricopa
Dan Roth
Roth
Cuffle
Scottsdale may reopen vehicle licensing office soon
A Maricopa County official says a Scottsdale vehicle licensing office could open within weeks after lease negotiations for a north central Scottsdale location. The current mobile unit visits downtown Scottsdale Mondays in November, with hours 9 am to 4 pm, and will also serve Paradise Valley Carefree Cave Creek.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Lee Prins
E. First St
Civic Center Plaza
Scottsdale Stadium
Paradise Valley
Carefree
Cave Creek
32Nd Street
Shea Boulevard
County 4Essor
Mega
51St Avenue
West Indian School Road
Phoenix
Coronado plays struggle to break even as costs rise
Coronado High School and Saguaro High School report rising production costs and limited profits from plays. Royalties, costumes, scenery, and publicity push expenses above receipts with Man of La Mancha yielding only 93.19 dollars profit after royalties and other costs. District passes for staff attendance add to the costs borne by student activity funds.
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Tim McGraw
Hamlet
Coronado High School
Eugene Hanson
Coronado’ Fine’ Arts
Coronado
Harvey
Philadelphia Story
Hanson
Pric
Joe Esile
Saguaro High School
Esile
Hansonsile
Wan
Ray Davis
Saguaro
Davis
Exile
Posses Tien
Scottsdale faces federal aid risk over bridge survey ruling
City of Scottsdale must inventory and structurally appraise 19 bridges and box culverts to avoid losing federal funds for street work. Council races over contracting Sverdrup and Parcel and Associates at an estimated 16 900 to 17 000 dollars, with staff citing two to three engineers for a month to complete the survey.
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Federal Highway Administration
Scottadale
Ottadale
Scottsdale
Scottdale
Herb Drinkwater
Drinkwater
Heinz Hink
Hink
Sverdrup
Cecade Ub
Jannella
Yuma
Tempe
Graham County
Turkish envoy assassinated in Paris ambush
An anonymous call claimed the Turkish ambassador was killed by gunmen who ambushed his limousine and chauffeur in Paris. Police searched the area after the attack, noting the envoy was the second Turkish ambassador slain in Europe within 48 hours.
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Paris
Europe
South Boston High students clash. arrests and suspensions
Fifteen pupils were arrested and eighteen suspended after a confrontation on the South Boston High School steps. Police said the fight involved about 100 students and appeared linked to violence at a football game. among the arrestees were eight white and seven black pupils, with sixteen black and two white students suspended.
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Boston
South Boston High School
Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema screams during kidnapping siege
In Monasterevin Ireland the 53 year old Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema yelled for police through a window from a house where he is held by two Irish terrorists. This marked his first public appearance since his abduction near his Limerick home three weeks ago.
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Monasterevin
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Herrema
Limerick
Woman Indicted in Attempted Assassination Plot on President Ford
A federal grand jury indicted Sara Jane Moore on charges of attempting to murder President Ford last month. U.S. District Court Judge Samuel Conti ordered the indictment unsealed, noting it was issued Wednesday but sealed at the U.S. Attorney’s office request.
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San Francisco
Sara Jane
Moore
Ford
U.S. District Court
Samuel Conti
U.S. Attorney’s Office
United Nations Turns 30 Amid Mixed Assessments
The UN marked 30 years with founder Romulo calling its Charter principles unassailable though some provisions require restudy. He noted lacking peacekeeping machinery as a gap in international cooperation. In U.S. banking news, Bank of America and First National City Bank cut prime rates by a quarter point to 7 percent effective Monday, halting a four month rise.
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United Nations
N.Y
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
U.N
New York
San Francisco
Bank of America
First National City Bank
Beirut unrest eases as army halts street fighting
In Beirut the army intervention reduced street fighting though gunmen from both Christian and Moslem factions continued kidnapping motorists on several highways. Security officials report many hostages released with 40 still unaccounted for including two American Embassy employees believed held by leftist Moslems.
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Beirut
Lebanefi
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