New Tax Bill Lifts Burden Slightly Exemption Up to $750
AP report outlines tax bill changes under President Nixon with exemptions rising from $600 to $750 and standard deduction increases. The measure targets Social Security recipients, broadens credits removal of college credits, and trims oil gas deductions while preserving bonds tax-exempt status.
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al Ithough
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Congress Cuts Budget Despite Nixon Veto Threat
Congress slashes a $15 billion appropriations bill while Nixon threatens a pocket veto. Conferees trim health and education funding, leaving current year allocations uncertain and delaying passage until after adjournment. Senate Dems threaten to stall action on Labor Education and Welfare spending.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate House
Congress
White House
Senate
Magnuuson
Warren G. Magnuson
Stause
Sjand
Jay
Inside The Mail Today Page Teases Inflation and War News
The snippet highlights inflation fighters noting a slowing economy and a political note on an F-15 decision before year end. It mentions a Santa Claus interview and references city secretary comments, all pointing to scattered page teasers.
Avoid The Office Party Says Private Investigator
Miami AP reports a private investigator warns against office parties as holiday gatherings lift inhibitions and trigger personal issues. Ed Bishop, head of a 73-member agency, notes seasonal spikes in calls about domestic disputes and investigations, with wives often initiating contact.
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Miami
Miami Beach
Ed Bishop
Jmies
White House Fears Red Offensive in Vietnam War
A White House official cautions that a renewed North Vietnamese push could raise U.S. casualties and trigger a broader confrontation. He notes a negotiated settlement is likely and that any offensive, while serious, may not reach the scale of the 1968 Tet invasion.
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Whitefrack
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Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Hue
Medical Association Sets Guidelines For Drinking
The American Medical Association and the National Safety Council publish guidelines on how long alcohol affects driving. They explain blood concentration levels vary by body size and alcohol type, with 0.10 percent and above impairing capability. The campaign aims to educate drinkers about realistic effects and safe driving standards.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
National Safety Council
Wallington
Etme
AMA
Cow Falls Through Roof After Weeklong Hideaway
A cow wandered from a farm near Miller's Sawmill Road and crashed into a cabin on Canal Road near Sharpsburg. It lived a month in a locked storeroom, survived on water, and after a roof breach, weighed about 200 pounds, down 700 from her usual heft. Owner George Buli Churehey seeks damages around 400 dollars while planning recovery for the cow.
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Ellsworth L. Wiles
Middletown
Canal Rd
Sharpsburg
Churehey
Miller’s Sawmill
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Wiles
Dobby Miss
Riddletown
Churchey
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Howard L. Lewis
Keedys
E. Churchey
Miller‘s Sawmill Rd
I Reef
George
Franca Mendy
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