Senate votes to extend tax cuts through 1977
The Senate moved closer to extending individual tax cuts through 1977 as Congress negotiates a tax revision bill. Key items include a 2 percent credit on the first $2,000 of taxable income, permanent increases in the standard deduction, and a work bonus aimed at keeping low income workers from welfare. If extended, many taxpayers would see smaller or offsetting increases. without extension, a typical family could face higher taxes.
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Senate
Washington
Seasta
Haume
Russell Long
D-La
Senate Finance Concmitee
Senate House
Congress
Tradkallon
Finance Committee
Adial Stevenson
D-Ill
Reccer
Vinay Orn Moothe
Budge Milles
Sen
Jamis Allen
D-Ala
Kidnapping probe hinges on rock quarry site turning point
Authorities say the rock quarry where the Chowchilla victims were buried is the prime area of the investigation as they seek physical evidence and witnesses. Officials report progress but no arrest, with the case centering on possible quarry involvement and a buried trailer prison.
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Livermore
Callf
Alameda County
Ed Volpe
Volpe
Sheriff's Department
Madera County
Charles Holtman
Alameda
Lowell Jensen
Holtman
Pean
Madera
Chowchilla
Fred Nilsen
Madera Unified
Alameda Coury
Wee
Mikes
Gene Saper
Gary
Palo, Alto
Santa Cruz Mountains
Tom Houchits
Saratoga
Loa Gatos
Sant Crus Mouitains
San Francisco
Evacuation Delayed by Heavy Shelling in Beirut Camp
Heavy shelling stalled a convoy attempting to evacuate wounded from Tal Zaatar refugee camp on the southeast edge of Beirut. An observation team reported shells raining on the route as a cease fire began, with about 78 killed and 107 wounded overnight.
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Heirut
Lebanon
Tal Zaafar
Beirut
Hed Cross
Tal Gaatar
Jean Hoetliger
Red Cross
Tal Zaatar
Hoeliger
Tescofs
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Abu Hassan
Phalange Party
Pierre Gentayel
Alexandre
No Man’s Land
One killed and 20 injured in S Africa violence
In Witbank and nearby townships violence erupted after a black mob attacked whites Indians and others injuring at least 20 and killing one. Cars were set ablaze and shops looted as police and army were deployed amid a month of black uprisings that have left 176 blacks and two whites dead.
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Jonarnesdung
South Africa
API
Wibank
Johannesbur
Witbank
Soweto
Johannesburg-Pretoria
Daily Aians publication notices and holiday list
The Daily Aians shows a sequence of holiday and observance names and postal details. It includes New Year’s Day Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. The text mentions Hagerstown and Magerviews with postal code 21748 and an Associated Press note about republication and sensoriciol dates.
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Hagerstown
Magerviews
Aspociated
Man sentenced to hang for rope-slaying case in Philippines
Manila reports a six man tribunal convicted Reynaldo Palommo, 30, of rape and murder of a briggar-old girl May Ann Mastigue while she sold food late at night on 18 June 1875. The court ordered death by hanging, the then customary penalty for such crimes.
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Manila
Philippines
Unanimoucy
Reynaldo Palommo
Anne Mastigue
Ferdinand G. Marcos
Sauad
35 year FBI veteran named No 2 man in bureau
Washington AP report says Richard Held, 66, a Chicago native with a long FBI career, was named associate director and No 2 to Clarence Kelley. Held replaces Nicholas Callahan amid a Justice Department probe into financial improprieties at the FBI recreation association and related concerns.
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Washington
Richard Gy. Hold
Butte
PBL
Clarence Kelley
Held
PBS
Nicholas Callahan
Justice Department
Chicago
FBI
Kelley
Headquarters
Hutte
Mont
Wbou Callahan
New York Times
FBI Recreational Association
FDA chief denies quitting under fire
Washington reports Dr. Alexander M. Schmidt denies his resignation as head of the FDA is linked to criticism or investigations. He says he will retire Dec. 1 to return to the University of Illinois as vice chancellor for health services after a long tenure amid Senate hearings about agency practices and industry influence.
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Washington
Alexander M. Schmidt
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Senate
Schmidt
Jst
University of Illinois
Trey
Health, Exhation and Welfare
David Mathews
Patel
Schmitt
Abe Bas
Senate votes on jobs bill veto override in recession year
Senate moves to override President Ford on a 2.9 billion public works jobs bill to create about 200 000 jobs and to preserve 90 000 local government posts. Supporters argue rapid construction benefits while critics warn of inflation and pork barrel concerns amid Michigan unemployment rates.
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Washington
Senate
Ford
Ben
Robert Griftie
Michigan
Republican Wader
Congress
House
Griffin
Detroit
U S imposes random factory checks on car emissions
The EPA will pull cars from assembly lines at random to test emissions starting this summer with 1877 model cars. If 40 percent of a model line fails, the entire line may be barred until fixes are made, applying to both domestic and foreign autos for U S sale.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Amodsted
Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EDA
EPA
Russell E. Train
U.S
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