Carter campaigns in New Jersey for Byrne tax stance
President Carter stumped for Governor Brendan Byrne in Newark arguing the state income tax helps the poor and lowers property taxes while portraying Byrne as incorruptible. He noted Byrne’s courage on the tax and cited strong support from a large, diverse crowd despite some heckling at public appearances.
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Newark
Carter
Brendan Byrne
Byrne
New Jersey
Ray Bateman
Soviet Union Trade Union Delegates Approved for U.S. Visit
The State Department approved visas for four Soviet trade union representatives to visit the United States, despite AFL-CIO opposition. The four were invited by the Chicago based Trade Union for Action and Democracy and were expected to arrive Tuesday.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Afl-Cio
John Trattner
Department
Trade Union For Action and Democracy
U.S
Communist Party
Weather outlook for Central New York shows sun tomorrow
The weatherman at Hancock Airport says tonight will be partly cloudy with a low around 50 to 55 degrees. Tomorrow should bring sunny skies and a pleasant day with a high near 70 and only a 10 percent chance of rain.
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New
Umbrella Remains People’s Sole Rainy Day Safeguard
A brief note highlights how residents rush to store only an umbrella as a simple shield against sudden showers. The piece underscores common habits and practical attitudes toward everyday weather.
GOP Social Security plan faces quick opposition
Washington AP. A Republican plan to revamp Social Security faces early criticism over a proposal to raise the retirement age to 68 by 2001, with workers who retire early seeing reduced benefits. Democrats warn it undermines the government’s pledge while Republicans defend measures to keep the system solvent for decades.
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House
Ways and Means
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ways and Means Committee
Ullman
Social Security Administration
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Robert W. Kasten Jr
Wisconsin
Welfare reforms win broad NGA backing amid health care clash
The National Governors Association endorsed a major reform of aid to the poor by a 31 to 4 vote at its 69th annual conference in Detroit. A proposed national health insurance plan failed by lack of a two thirds vote. Governors pressed for an energy conference, questioned National Guard reforms, backed no fault auto insurance with state standards, and urged federal action against cigarette smuggling.
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UPI
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White House
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Amtrak
Mills Godwin
Virginia
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
James Edwards
South Carolina
James Longley
Maine
Thomson
Longley
GOP
Carter expands U S focus to protect Persian Gulf oil reserves
President Carter orders secret directive to widen strategic priorities to defend the Persian Gulf against potential Soviet attack. A six month NSC study and CIA projections note Middle East oil dependence, with contingency plans for ground forces if needed and light forces to shield South Korea as troop withdrawals proceed.
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U.S
Carter
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Middle East
Soviet Union
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Moscow
CIA
Ussr
Europe
West
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Indian Ocean
South Korea
Lance data hid in bathroom safe
Washington AP files about federal examinations of Bert Lance's Georgia banks were kept in a government official's bathroom safe during Lance's Senate confirmation. The 200-page IRS report to the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee notes no conclusions. Lance tests Thursday as questions arise about his finances.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Georgia
Lance
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
John G. Heimann
IRS
Robert G. Bloom
Heimann
Calhoun First National Bank
National Bank of Georgia
Bloom
Lanceweil
Comptroller
Bridgeport Man Wins One Million in New York Lottery
Perry Scott, a 58 year old airplane mechanic from Bridgeport, becomes the 12th New York State lottery millionaire by winning $1 million in the weekly draw. He bought a ticket from a saleslady who handed him one from the bottom of the pack, and plans to share $47 with her. Scott will retire from his Air Force job and his wife will retire as well.
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Tennessee
Santa Monica
Calif
Memphis State University
Miss Ford
United States
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UPI Telephoto
Perry Scott
Bridgeport
New York
Scott
Dick Cavett
Bert Lance
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