Congress Advances Carter Tax Reform Amid Deductions Vote
The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively repeals the deduction for state and local gasoline taxes, costing $1.15 billion in 1980, while favoring continued deductions for state and local sales taxes and personal property taxes. The panel also reviews medical and casualty expense deductions as it works toward a broader tax bill. Chairman Al Ullman hopes to finish by early June, stressing relief for the middle class.
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Kucinich Apologizes as Forbes Pushes Recall Halt
Cleveland Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich met with City Council amid a recall push, apologized to council members for calling them lunatics, buffoons and reactionaries, while Forbes urged ending the recall for the city’s sake. Forbes warned a $500,000 special election would leave Cleveland leaderless for 18 months.
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Cleveland recall drive says 30000 names gathered
The Recall Committee to Save Cleveland claims 30000 petition names for forcing a recall election of Mayor Dennis Kucinich. They must deliver 37000 valid signatures by April 29, with a possible 20 day extension if needed. Albert Ballew suggests reaching 50000 by month-end to cover invalidations. As of Monday only a small portion of 4000 petitions had been returned.
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Moon Element Found by Berzelius in 1818
J J Berzelius identified the chemical element selenium in 1818 and named it from the Greek selene meaning moon.
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