Tax reform debate spurs grass roots Tax Justice Act plan
A nationwide citizen coalition named the National Committee for Tax Justice unveils the Tax Justice Act of 1975 to repeal about 20 billion dollars in tax injustices and shift 13 billion to middle and lower income taxpayers. It targets corporate subsidies and calls for direct, annually appropriated credits rather than backdoor tax breaks. The campaign emphasizes mobilizing hundreds of thousands of Americans through groups like Ohio TEA to pressure Congress for fair taxation.
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U.S. Treasury
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Washington, D.C
Hugs and farewells as couple celebrates divorce party
Ed and Mari Smith threw a divorce party in Los Angeles inviting guests to celebrate their split 15 months after a wedding. They opened the wedding champagne, removed rings in front of friends, and spoke of remaining friendly. Final decree due in six months under California law.
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Meany urges higher taxes on rich and corporations
AFL-CIO President George Meany told the House Ways and Means Committee that millions held by wealthy individuals and corporations escape taxation through loopholes. He denounced capital gains favoritism, noting one percent of taxpayers receive two thirds of dividend income and hold 41 percent of stock value, demanding reform and tax justice.
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Beebe's church in Philadelphia faced charges later dropped
The seven member provincial court, elected and including the bishop, three priests, and three lay members with one woman, covers Wisconsin, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Winois. Grounds for appeal remain undisclosed until notice of appeal is filed. Rea notes the Akron trial transcripts will guide the court while oral arguments occur.
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Strike deadline nears as rail and postal talks intensify
Federal mediators push to avert strikes next week in railroad and postal disputes. W. J. Usery, head of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, will shuttle between talks with the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks and the postal negotiators to resolve the contracts.
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Postal
Postal Service
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Usery
National Railway Labor Conference
Ford
Dennis
Elyria school budget hearing set for tomorrow
A special Elyria Board of Education meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. at 40710 Griswold Rd to consider a 1976 school budget near 15 million dollars. The proposal includes restoring 1975 cuts and seeks increased state foundation aid from 3.869 million to 4.949 million, under a new state formula.
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Griswold Rd
Marines Brace for Change as Commandant Warns on Fat Recruits
General Louis H. Wilson, newly in command of the Marine Corps, vows to crack down on overweight Marines and lax discipline. He plans to deploy inspectors to enforce fitness standards, raise enlistment high school and entrance test requirements, and weed out those unwilling to accept discipline amid ongoing barracks crime and AWOL issues. He aims to recruit a higher quality corps while maintaining sufficient numbers.
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Market mixed as inventories fall and rates rise
The Dow slipped slightly with a small gain in overall NYSE listings amid a mixed session. A government report showed May business inventories fell a record 2.97 billion dollars, possibly clearing ground for more activity, while prime rates rose at Mellon Bank and First Chicago. United Parcel Service won ICC approval to offer coast to coast parcel service across 48 states, expanding beyond Maine to Virginia and linking Pacific Coast with northeastern states. Cedar Point, Inc plans to study new Michigan amusement park sites, including Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, amid ongoing site evaluations.
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New York
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Virginia
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Cedar Point, Inc
Michigan
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Chronicle-Telegram listing details and rates 1975
The Elyria Lorain Ohio Chronicle Telegram issue lists mail privileges and honors, pricing for daily and Sunday editions, and subscription options. It provides the address 225 East Avenue Elyria Ohio 44035 and contact numbers for Elyria Lorain and Cleveland offices.
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Egg price report from Columbus Ohio fades into figures
Ohio packing plants report egg prices for major cities including Columbus Cincinnati and Cleveland. The table shows carton sizes Large A around 0.50 to 0.54 per case and Medium A 0.40 to 0.45 with Small A 0.36 to 0.37. Farm prices for hens are listed, and truck lot prices for ready to cook trailers and fryers vary by city with Columbus underreported.
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Firms Sold Inventory Faster In May
Washington based report from the Commerce Department shows a record 3 billion dollars in inventories sold in May, the fourth straight month of large scale stock liquidation. Combined sales rose 0.4 percent with retail strength driving the uptick as firms liquidate backroom stock to spur orders and growth.
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