Promises and mixed reactions to Carter rebate withdrawal
President Carter dropped his plan to issue a $50 tax rebate, drawing mixed reactions. Supporters praised the courageous decision while critics argued the money was needed. Reactions cited inflation fears and a belief the rebate would not significantly boost the economy. Economists likewise doubted the impact of a one time $50 payment.
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Springfield
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Pete Ewing
Atlanta
George Carleton
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Pritchett
Woodbury
Lani
Georgia State University
David Scherrer
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
H-N.y
Robert C. Byrd
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
Rep
Henry
Reuss
D-Wis
House Banking Committee
Jobs Lapp
North Carolina State University
Anti hijacking pact ends between U S and Cuba
The 1970s anti hijacking accord between the United States and Cuba expired this morning after a period of cooperation. Cuban leader Fidel Castro had called off the agreement last October in response to allegations of CIA backed disruptions. The pact allowed either side to terminate with six months notice and helped curb hijackings into Cuba.
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Preex
Washington
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Africa
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Southern Airway
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Haas
Memphis
Maas
Bly Johnson
Delando
Fla
Cira
Johnson
Mobutu accuses Russians of bombing mission hospital and villages
In Kinshasa President Mobutu Sese Seko claims Soviet air force bombed a Protestant mission hospital and two villages in neighboring Zambia. He says the Russians aim to deflect world opinion from responsibility in the Shaba affair. No Soviet comment available. A Katangan rebel spokesman mentions French Mirage bombers.
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France
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Kalanga
Congo
Ailbrey
Former scout leader guilty of sex charges
Raymond T. Woodall, former Boy Scout troop leader, convicted of crime against nature after two hours of jury deliberation in New Orleans. He faces up to 13 years on one count, with a total potential sentence of 165 years. sentencing postponed. Several boys testified to Woodall engaging in homosexual activities in 1973 and 1976.
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Raymond T. Woodall
State Criminal District Court
Woodall
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Slalle
Strife
Iun
Soviet ship returns to sea without fish
A 600-foot Soviet fleet support vessel Antana Sneckkus left Boston harbor after authorities confiscated 16 tons of river herring during the breach of the 200 mile Soviet American fishing limit. Tass reported captains were given strict instructions to observe the new rules and fishermen will be briefed on the fishing code. A civil citation was issued for carrying river herring within the protected zone.
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Rainus
Boston Harbor
Tass
Coast Guard
Antana Seackkus
Antana
Lottery PITTS OUT GH in Pennsylvania daily drawing
AP reports Thursday's Pennsylvania daily lottery draw, noting the snumber was $25. No winners or further results detailed in the readable text.
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PITTS
Baltimore Lottery Draw Report Fuzzy Fragments
A fragment from the Baltimore AP brief outlines aNumbers game drawing with a misread result. It notes a Maryland daily lottery and a specific number 207 though the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Maryland
Scotty Milloy challenges ICC on interstate charter rules
Scotty Milloy, owner of Highland Tours Inc., fights ICC limits preventing him from taking Florida schoolchildren on tours to Washington. Federal officials argue his operation could threaten Greyhound and Continental Trailways profits, while Milloy and Justice Department lawyers clash over the need and impact of new charter routes.
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Associated Press
Westar
Washington
Levisman
Highland Tours Inc
Highland
Greyhound
Trailways
Department Antitrust
Conmission
Scotland
Sloy
Charter Four
British Isles
United
Auhoy
Frida
ICC
Florida
Greyhount
Continental Trailways
Milloy
Isabelle R. Cappello
Jacksonville
Sillay
Justice Department
Carter pledges simpler tax form for most Americans
President Carter promises a simpler tax form to let most Americans file their own returns without help, with a September proposal to overhaul the income tax. He notes current complexity stems from aims to promote homes, health insurance, and other expenditures and hints at energy related incentives for conservation.
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Washington
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Mnsy
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Rev. del Clawson
Calif
IRS
Senate
House
Congressional
Shooting Match and Spring Supper Near Blair Valley
An April community roundup lists a 12 gauge shooting match at Blairs Valley on Friday April 15 with a big prize and early prize details. The annual spring ham and oyster supper at Woltsville School is slated for April 6 with a dance on April 18 featuring Dan and the Hurilan Club and Wotteyite Starlighters as sponsors.
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Adv
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Daily Mail Erratic OCR Headline From Be ll Md
Fragmentary OCR text shows postal notice and publisher details from Be ll Forot Ave Hagetytown Maryland. Mentions Be ll Forot Ave and Abgerstown with dates and postage notes. Overall content is garbled with broken names and locations and no clear event.
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Hagetytown
Abgerstown
MTA
Peru
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