Carter Open Minded On Possible Tax Cut
President elect Carter says he will keep his mind open on a possible tax cut next year but cautious about certainty. He notes advisers differ and end-of-year economic indicators will guide decisions. Lance predicts a tax cut up to 15 billion and a rebate form. Carter plans Cabinet talks in Atlanta and Washington to decide with congressional leaders.
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Bert’’ Lance
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Air Bags Urged But Not Ordered
Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. said he will seek voluntary air bag and passive restraint use in selected 1979 and 1980 cars, not a universal requirement. The plan aims to win public acceptance by demonstrating life saving potential with at least two automakers marketing 250,000 cars with passive devices in 1978 and another 250,000 in 1980, with a majority of those devices being air bags.
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State studies local site for nuclear waste disposal
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania considers a local site for low level radioactive waste from medical and reactor residues. The advisory committee weighs environmental impact and NRC licensing, with potential years before dumping begins and reliance on federal approval.
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Thomas Gerusky
Kentucky
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West Valley
N.Y
Chem- Nuclear Corp
Kirkland
Wash
Advisory Committee On Atomic Energy and Radiation Control
Federal
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Post Office Here Feeling Effects Of UPS Strike
Somerset Post Office reports rising parcel and mail volume as Christmas nears. Postmaster Earl Miller says peak comes around Dec 16, with outgoing mail heavy this week and incoming mail to grow later.
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American County
Somerset
Earl Miller
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United Parcel Service
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Flaherty Contender for HUD Post Named in Carter List
Pittsburgh Mayor Peter Flaherty, age 50, is reportedly on a short list to lead the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development under President elect Jimmy Carter. Also named were Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier and Franklin Thomas of Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration.
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Jimmy Carter
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HUD
Milwaukee
Henry Maier
Franklin Thomas
New York
Bedford Stuyvesant
O'Neill Elected Speaker of House in Democratic Faction
Thomas P. O'Neill of Massachusetts won the speakership as Jim Wright took the majority leadership by one vote over Philip Burton of California. Wright beat Burton 148 to 147 after a four candidate battle that saw John McFall of California embroiled in a gifts controversy.
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Tip” O'Neill
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Texas
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California
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Indiana
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Two Grand Prixs Stolen From Jim Bulow Motors in Somerset
Somerset Borough police investigate the theft of two 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix cars from Jim Bulow Motors Inc at 251 East Patriot Street. The cars were worth 13,877 dollars and were stolen between 6 p.m. Saturday and 10:45 a.m. Sunday after an office door was forced open. A stereo set worth 200 dollars was also taken. One Grand Prix is a white oval top with dark green body. the other is a tan top with dark brown body.
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Somerset Borough
Jim Bulow Motors Inc
East Patriot St
Somerset
Colder Tuesday Brings Snow Flurries Across Laurel Mountain
Weather forecast for Laurel Mountain area calls for a colder Tuesday with periods of snow. Highs in the low 20s and overnight lows 0 to 10. Continued cold on Wednesday with flurries likely. Precipitation chances 80 percent Tuesday, easing to 50 percent Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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