Carter outlines $25 billion 1979 tax cut plan
President Carter announced a $25 billion tax cut plan for 1979 in his State of the Union address, with $17 billion for individuals, $6 billion for industry via incentives and rate cuts, and $2 billion in excise tax cuts. He hinted reforms but gave few details, noting Congress may not pass a major reform this year. The proposal aims to simplify tax laws and reduce overall burden.
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Snowstorm Closes Roads Across Northern Ohio and Michigan
Snow forces widespread closures from the Ohio Turnpike near Sandusky to the Indiana border and drifts shut major routes in Erie Huron and Lorain counties. In Elyria rubbish pickup may delay and city crews push stalled cars with help from Ralph Richards Earthmoving authorities urge nonessential businesses to close.
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U S May Tighten Meat Inspection
The Agriculture Department proposed requiring identification of both ungraded and graded meat to curb fraud and improve grading accuracy and uniformity. Assistant Secretary Carol Tucker Foreman announced at the Consumers Federation of America meeting that the current system creates corruption incentives, citing indictments of 17 meatpacking firms and 36 officials in California and Arizona.
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Weather fuels mood swings and cabin fever experts say
Psychologists describe how prolonged snow dampens spirits and raises frustration. Mothers with kids suffer more from cabin fever while general疲皆 people feel stress, powerlessness, and tension. Practical tips include shoveling and a few beers, as experts wait for relief and an early spring.
Licavoli Drops CT Lawsuit Amid Damages Dispute
The case ended after judge Krupansky ordered the damages section dismissed following questions about harm caused by the series. Licavoli contended stereotypes and personal guilt. attorney Hirsh testified on the suit’s development. The jury had not heard of the termination when deliberations began. Contempt potential looms for Sanford Simon over juror conduct.
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Mr Untouchable Faces Life For Harlem Drug Ring
Leroy Barnes known as Mr. Untouchable was sentenced to life in prison for leading what prosecutors called the nation's most profitable Harlem drug ring. U S District Judge Henry Werker described the 45 year old as a great danger and a threat to the community. The defendants appealed to the state Supreme Court after the Court of Appeals reversed a Superior Court ruling to dismiss the case.
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Nicky” Barnes
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Chronicle Telegram No 20 Sth Fant avenue18
The Chronicle Telegram from January 20 1978 lists mail privileges and publishing details for Elyria and surrounding areas. It notes rates for daily and Sunday delivery and contact numbers for Lorain and Cleveland offices. The fragmented text references Dr Carrier and associated printing and publishing logistics.
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Elina
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Cleveland
Firm May Have Cost Investors Fifty Million
Boston based Lloyd Carr and Co faced federal receivership after losses of up to 50 million in customers investments. Judge Tauro placed the firm under McLaughlin and issued a TRO barring further commodity options sales. Abrahams, the fugitive president, is sought by authorities as Bailey notes plans to surrender.
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U.S
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Michigan
Lloyd, Carr
Alan Abrahams
Bailey
Abrahams
Grain Prices Across Ohio Mark Stable After Market Close
Ohio elevators report steady cash grain prices after the close through today. Northeast values include No 2 wheat 2.35, No 2 shelled corn 1.91, No 2 oats 1.42, No 1 soybeans 5.18. Northwest figures: No 2 wheat 2.46, No 2 shelled corn 1.92, No 2 oats 1.43, No 1 soybeans 5.28. Central: No 2 wheat 2.50, No 2 shelled corn 2.01, No 2 oats 1.55, No 1 soybeans 5.33. Trend shows No 2 wheat, No 2 shelled corn, No 2 oats, and No 1 soybeans unchanged.
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