Tax reform protests erupt in 31 cities led by Harris group
Demonstrations in 31 cities organized by the Tax Action Campaign headed by former Senator Fred Harris push for sweeping tax reform. Harris aims to show that working people pay too much and corporations too little, proposing reforms to restore payroll tax levels and close loopholes. The campaign plans awards for tax avoiders, with ITT singled out for criticism.
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Nixon proposes $6 billion stockpile sale to curb inflation
President Nixon requests Congress authorize selling 16 major stockpile commodities worth 4.1 billion to trim a 6.7 billion value stockpile. He argues disposal of excess goods can fund a year of war and curb rising industrial prices amid supply concerns.
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Corpse in coffin snorts. London woman revived after death
The undertaker found Mrs Rose Hanover in a coffin after she collapsed in her London flat. Doctors had certified her dead, but the corpse allegedly snored when opened for embalming. Police and an ambulance transported her to a hospital where she was listed in much improved condition.
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Weather Update Showers, Cooler With Spotty Thunderstorms
Rain and cooler air move in with mostly cloudy skies and likely showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures reach the 70s today, fall to the 40s tonight, with a 71 percent chance of precip today and tonight and 26 percent tomorrow. High yesterday was 70 at 4:45 p.m. and today’s low was 33 at 5 a.m.
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Ron Runabout Faces Tax Time Panic in Lorain
Ron rushes to Lorain to secure IRS and state tax forms on the last day before midnight. He battles crowds at the post office and a squeezed license office while wrestling deadlines and a looming payday loan from his brother Herman.
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Grand jury to hear Papp case evidence tomorrow
Timothy Papp 21 in Lorain County jail on 250000 bond faces a preliminary hearing tomorrow on a first degree murder charge in the March 12 rape slaying of nine year old Roxie Ann Keathley. Prosecutor Joseph Grunda says the grand jury will hear evidence and decide whether to act or wait for a transcript.
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Lorain
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Three Faiths Celebrate Holy Week Worldwide Observances
Christians begin Holy Week as Jews prepare Passover at sundown and Muslims mark the Prophet Mohammed’s birthday. In Jerusalem a Palm Sunday procession drew 5 000 pilgrims under Israeli watch while Pope Paul VI opened Holy Week in St Peter’s Rome with mass for 15 000. President Nixon observed Palm Sunday at the White House. Passover runs eight days as Israel marks 25 years of statehood with tight security at Lod airport and other sites.
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