TV legislation calls for good program taste
Washington AP The Nixon administration drafted legislation to hold 10cat television stations accountable at license renewal for balance and taste in network news and entertainment programs. Whitehead said the measure would require stations to show opportunities for presenting conflicting views and to be attuned to community needs while addressing bias and plugola concerns.
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Social Security taxes rise in 1973 and beyond
Chicago Daily News reports that Social Security tax rates will increase from 5.2 to 5.85 percent and the income ceiling will rise to 20,800 in 1973, with further hikes planned by Congress through 1974. The changes will raise individual tax bills, with a typical worker facing larger annual payments and employers matching the higher amounts. The SSA notes big monthly distributions and low administrative costs despite growing outlays.
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Chancellor feted on 59th birthday
Bonn AP reports Chancellor Willy Brandt marked his 56th birthday today, four days after his inauguration for a second term as head of West Germany's government.
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