Tax cut proposals aim to shield recovery and extend relief
The article details a proposed 18 month extension of the 1975 antirecession tax cuts with broader credits for individuals and families. It explains per person credits 35 dollars and a 180 dollar alternative, changes to standard deductions, and the impact on various income groups if the cuts expire. It notes widening effects on poor families and the likely shift in taxpayers from itemizing to standard deductions. It also outlines how tax calculation would change under the proposed bill and previews next topics on retirement capital gains and home sales.
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Jim Luther
Associated Press
Washington
Congressional
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Salk Proposes Immune Allergy Theory On Legionnaires Disease
Dr. Jonas Salk suggests a delayed hypersensitivity reaction as the Legionnaires disease cause. He says exposure to a chemical, possibly man-made, could trigger lung reactions in susceptible individuals over days. Salk notes genetic factors, incubation, and environmental possibilities while confirming further tests and animal studies.
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Lew Scarr
Copley
Jonas Salk
Salk
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Salk Institute For Biological Studies
la Jolla
Calif
Nine tricks claimed in a life master women’s pair hand
Anita Davis of Beaumont shares a hand from the National Life Master Women’s Pair Championship won by Dorothy Moore and Marion Weed of Dallas. West’s risky two hearts and North’s negative double lead to a clever end play and a nine trick claim, with vulnerable East-West and East dealer.
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Acbl Daily Bulletin
Anita (Pidgeon) Davis
Beaumont
Dorothy Moore
Marion Weed
Dallas
West
East
Declarer
Three area schools plan parent orientation nights this week
Yavapai School holds an informative meeting for parents on Public Law 94 142 at 7 30 p m Thursday in the cafeteria with State Department of Education staff present. Apache and Supai schedule orientation nights with dates and times sent home. Supai to hold back to school night next Monday for K 4 and Sept 23 for grades 5 8.
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Yavapai
Supai
Roy Haensfleur
State Department of Education
Apache Pta
Dist. 28 GOP plans election
The District 28 Republican Party will elect new officers at an organizational meeting. It will be held Thursday in the kiva at Scottsdale City Hall 3939 Civic Center Plaza with coffee at 7 p.m. and the meeting starting at 7:30 p.m.
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District 28
Republican Party
Kiva
Scottsdale City Hall
Civic Center Plaza
Holographic space craft may help device take off
Jefferson Starship seeks a holographic space vehicle to debut on stage as a showcase of holography. Holotron Corp president Thomas W. Harvey notes display uses as a leading application alongside nondestructive testing and computer memories, predicting a 1980 US market of 27 to 38 million dollars.
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Copley News
Jefferson Starship
Starship Plan
Thomas W. Harvey
Holotron Corp
Columbus
Ohio
Seay Harvey
Harvey
United States
Critics to Speak on Arizona Water Policy in Phoenix
Frank Welsh of Citizens Concerned About the Project will address the Maricopa Section of AIMME at 6 30 p m Thursday at the Towne House Phoenix. He will discuss Criticism of Arizona's Water Policy and new CCAP officers will be introduced Bill Kessler is chairman George Tweedy and Fred Jones are vice chairmen Richard E Mieritz is secretary treasurer Reservations due by noon Wednesday with Mieritz 277 6053.
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Central Arizona
Maricopa
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
Towne House
Phoenix
Frank Welsh
Arizona
Bill Kessler
George Tweedy
Fred Jones
Richard E. Mieritz
Mieritz
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