Tax cut plan moves toward final passage before Christmas
Congress nears final passage of a wide tax bill that raises personal exemptions to 750 by 1973, increases Social Security benefits, and trims many tax preferences. Nixon warns against overly generous relief while conference changes align the bill with House aims and project surpluses in 1970 and 1971.
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Saxbe Calls Tax Bill Folly and Hodge-Podge
U.S. Senator William Saxbe of Ohio urged President Nixon to veto the tax reform bill approved by Senate House conferees. He warned it would be folly to let the irresponsible package become law, saying benefits would be cut as hamburger prices rise. Representative Vanik, also of Ohio, disagreed, predicting the President won’t veto the measure to secure 86 billion in revenue.
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Ho Chi Minh trail trucks surge to two thousand weekly
In Saigon and Laos the Ho Chi Minh trail supplies moved south with about 250 trucks weekly in October, rising to 1,000 in November and exceeding 2,000 in the past two weeks as monsoon relief and drives for a possible year end offensive. U S air strikes increased against the road network.
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Letters They Get Letters and Boy Do They Get Letters
Elyria postmen face heavy Christmas mail, tempted to throw up as they struggle with the daily maxim the mail must go through the season. Leroy Denslow reports on the workload and challenges during the holidays.
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Indictments Grow in Chicago Weatherman Mob Action Case
A Cook County grand jury indicted 35 more suspects linked to the October Weatherman led mob action in Chicago, raising total indictments to 64 for charges including aggravated battery resisting arrest and mob action. The panel praised police handling and criticized use of church property for LDS members during the three day disorder. Separately, the Chicago Post Office reported about 400000 pieces of holiday mail processed as workers log long hours and mail volume remains heavy but manageable with early mailing deadlines.
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United Fund Overhauls Structure Amid Budget Shortfall
The United Community Services Inc. of Greater Lorain County plans major changes in 1970 to cope with a $400,000 shortfall. Top priority shifts to families and children and health services as a six week study probes agency self sufficiency and potential program consolidation. Allocation totals for 1970 reach $1,441,100 with regional and state funded agencies under review for possible realignment.
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Bunker Quitting Report From CBS News
CBS News reports the White House will relieve Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker of his post in South Vietnam. State Department and White House spokesmen could not confirm the CBS report.
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Just a drink an hour can cut senses, tipplers told
Chicago AP report outlines AMA and National Safety Council guidelines on how long alcohol affects driving. It notes body weight changes intoxication levels, with 120-pound individuals needing about three bottles of beer to reach 0.10 percent and 180-pound individuals needing five bottles. It also discusses martinis and manhattans as potent per drink, and cites state variations on under the influence thresholds.
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Uganda president wounded in gunfire at ruling party event
President Milton Obote was shot in the head after a convention of the Uganda People’s Congress in Kampala. Government spokesmen said he is conscious and being treated at Mulago Hospital. an armed man was arrested in connection with the attempted assassination. Obote, a key independence leader, helped form the party during colonial rule and became prime minister at independence in 1962. The king who briefly ruled, Edward Mutesa II, fled to London and died last month.
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Weather Outlook: Snow Possible in Western Ohio
Cloudy and cold with light snow possible in western Ohio late tonight. Elsewhere, mostly fair and cold with mid 20s lows. Tomorrow cloudy with chance of light snow, highs near 34. Sunset today 3 p.m., sunrise tomorrow 5 06 a.m.
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