Defense Dims Hopes Of Tax Cut
New York report says push button warfare raises defense costs and tax take may rise by one to two billion, dimming hopes for tax relief. Researchers blame scientists for higher weapon prices and broader tech advances driving up living costs as business booms partly offset by government needs.
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Nevada moves to end prison dungeons and build new cells
The Line Board of Prison Commissioners voted to abandon its dungeons and start a long-range building program. They directed Warden Art Bernard to provide new cells for men sent to solitary confinement. The attorney general called the dungeons inhumane, noting one dungeon is a cave carved from solid rock.
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Ex Editor Markus Feldmann Elected Swiss President 1956
Dr Markus Feldmann former chief editor of the Neue Berner Zeitung was elected president of Switzerland for 1956. The presidency rotates annually among the Federal Council. Feldmann succeeds Max Petitpierre on January 1 after parliament formalities.
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Canadian Labor Lists Grievances
The Canadian Congress of Labor condemns compulsory arbitration and calls for national health insurance and higher income tax exemptions in its annual briefs. It describes health insurance as the biggest gap in social security while noting worker weariness and rising costs for households.
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Rival Product Purchases Reported Among Households
October figures show households buying rival products with wives long asleep at night. Strong entities include October and households. The item notes consumer behavior and competition between brands in a domestic setting.
Santa Fired After Lunch Break Scandal at VOA
Langerfelt in charge of street corner volunteers with the Volunteers of America faces a controversy as a mid shift break led to disciplinary action. Details describe a workplace incident affecting Santa’s role during a holiday charity event. Additional context notes organizational involvement and timing.
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Russia's steel output seen rising toward target
Russia's crude steel production is expected to reach about 44.2 million tons this year, an eight percent rise over last year, as officials note improving output amid industry signals. Police report a disruption at Whitestone Avenue after an incident involving a man named George Whitestone.
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