Senate Finance Committee Rejects Higher Tax Deductions
The Senate Finance Committee rejected proposals to raise standard deductions or add a tax credit as part of tax reform. Sen. Gore pressed for higher personal and dependent deductions but saw motions fail on eight-eight ties and other votes. The panel also rejected a $165 credit per taxpayer and dependent, and moved toward a universal tax cut with six million singles and two million secondary filers receiving relief, capping single tax burdens relative to married filers.
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Washington
UPI
Senate’Financé ” Committee
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Jack. Miller
Iowa
Gore
Senate
Picketing at Mall Theater Project Ends After Talks
Union Local 294 and Los Arcos progress toward settlement as pickets halt mall work. Harkins says pickets removed and a meeting scheduled, likely Friday, to discuss hiring practices and site labor. Full construction resumed with the theater impact easing after workers honored the lines.
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Los Arcos
Red Harkins
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Target
Harkins
Mall
Tower Plaza
Bill Farina
Phoenix
City to restructure refuse pickup starting Nov 21
Residents must shift from Monday Thursday to Tuesday Friday collection under Sanitation Supervisor Herman Dehner as the city moves to a more systematic waste removal. The change begins Friday with Tuesday and Friday pickups moving to Mondays and Thursdays starting Nov 24, while Wednesday and Saturday cycles remain unchanged.
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Herman. Dehner
handwriting expert links Kummerlowe to Kimbro murder
In Phoenix a handwriting expert testified for the prosecution in the Carl Kummerlowe case. He asserted documents found in Kummerlowe’s pickup camper and a Ramada Inn trash bin were written by him, based on unique formations matched to known samples. The trial, before Judge Roger Strand, concerns Kummerlowe’s alleged April 30 Phoenix motel slaying and dismemberment of 46 year old Harley Kimbro.
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UPI
Carl_ Kenneth Kummerlowe
Harley Kimbro
Mesa _ service
Joe Nemecek
Kummerlowe
Ramada Inn
Nemecek
Nemecki
Roger Strand
Scottsdale
Kimbro
Alan’ Carson
Kenneth Hooten
AiResearch
Mr. Bateman
Bateman
Embro
Senate confirms Dean Burch and Robert Wells to FCC
The Senate confirmed Tucson attorney Dean Burch as an FCC member and indicated he would be named chairman. By voice vote, Kansas lawyer Robert Wells also received confirmation as an FCC member.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Dean” Burch
Tucson
Federal Communications Commission
Nixon
Burch
Robert Wells
Kansas
FCC
State May Aid Kindergartens With Taxpayer Support
Scottsdale school district could receive at least 400000 dollars next year if the state legislature funds kindergarten programs instead of districts. The plan, backed by the Joint Legislative Education Committee, would adjust funding formulas and convert to average daily membership. Scottsdale serves 1095 kindergartners with 40.5 teachers and 385000 dollars in salaries plus 14000 dollars for supplies. Transportation costs add further expense and several campuses use triple sessions to handle rising enrollments.
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Scottsdale
Joint
Legislative Education Committee
State Board of Education
Tavan
Ingleside
Hopi
Board selects arbiter for teacher negotiations impasse
The board of education plans to have John Donaldson and Mark Harrison pick a third member to form an advisory panel. The panel will hear both sides and recommend a solution to the impasse over district wide elections for a sole bargaining agent. Neither side is legally bound to accept the recommendation.
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Board of Education and Teachers
Negotiations Commission
John Donaldson
Board’ of Education
Donald’son
California Education’ Association
Mark Harrison
Phoenix
Instructor pilot found dead near Luke AFB crash site
Major Richard E. Doucette aged 36, an instructor pilot, was found dead five miles from the crash site of his F104 Starfighter. He had been on a tactical training mission when the jet went down Wednesday at Luke Air Force Base.
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Luke Afb
Upi
Richard E. Doucette
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United Press International summary item. No readable details available in the fragment.
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United Press International
Court rules Kopechne inquest will be closed
Massachusetts Supreme Court approves closure of the Mary Jo Kopechne inquest and all future inquests to the public and press. Kennedy request granted.
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Kopechne Ingquest
Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court Today
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Mary Jo Kopechne
Kopechne
Miss Kopechne
Kennedy
City tightens rules on junk cars with new ordinance
Scottsdale enacts Ordinance No. 41 to curb junk and abandoned vehicles. Inspector McCausland will issue compliance orders, with potential fines up to 7500 and jail time for persistent violations. The measure targets residential use of property for business and requires vehicles to be screened or removed.
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Howard “McCausland
McCausland
Dick Filler
Filler
Ed Boyle
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