Grain subsidies and Soviet grain deal costs rise in 1977 plan
U S government estimates a 1977 subsidy package of about 403.7 million dollars to support U S flag shipping and grain exports to the Soviet Union. The plan notes subsidies cover higher wage costs and ship regulations, with 14.4 million expected in 1977 for Russian grain trade and a six million multiple ton commitment by the Soviets.
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Marine Administration
Congress debates two DC senators and House seat plan
Washington AP says Congress weighs amending the Constitution to grant District of Columbia two senators and representation in the House. The effort faces Senate hurdles and Bicentennial rhetoric about taxation without representation while a related campaign finance and public funding debate runs.
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IRS warns many overlook $30 exemption credit
Commissioner Donald C. Alexander said many 1975 returns fail to claim the $30 personal exemption credit and other errors persist. He urged careful completion of returns on NYCTV noting the credit reduces taxes for each taxpayer and spouse, while acknowledging tax forms remain complex and Congress should simplify them.
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Internal Revenue Service
Donald C. Alexander
IRS
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NYCTV
Ivdurns
Galleon Congress
Leftists gain ground in two stage French local vote
In March 4 7 regional council elections the leftist alliance led by the Socialists won a substantial share of seats as Gaullist Union of Democrats for the Republic fell back. Key figures included Transport Minister Marco Cavaille losing a Toulouse seat to a Socialist though the Concorde project remained not tied to the result. The vote proceeded to runoffs on March 7 if no candidate achieved a majority.
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Marco Cavalle
Toulouse
Cavaile
Family Says Abts Murder Case Still Unsolved
Police report six members of the Abt family and a friend were slain in their Aut home in Trevose after entering separately over the weekend. Michael Abt, who found the bodies, told police he had ideas about the case and warned of “things will become lively” at a meeting with township officers. A cousin said they think they know who did it, but police gave no details.
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Fonda surgery planned for lung tumor on Tuesday
Reports from New York indicate Henry Ford scheduled for Tuesday surgery to remove a lung tumor believed benign. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles confirmed Fonda, 77, was admitted Sunday and is expected to stay about 10 days. Publicist said tumor found in routine checkup. no recurrence of previous head irregularity noted.
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Fonda
John Springes
Hearst case government rebuttal resumes in San Francisco
Government rebuttal testimony in Patricia Hearst's bank robbery trial was set to resume as Hearst, recovering from flu, was expected back in court. The defense and prosecutors debated testimony by psychiatrist Karl Korol and other issues as the trial entered its eighth week.
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Boston
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U S. District Court
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Catherine Hearst
University of California
Lebanon braces as army threatens to shell presidential palace
Lebanese coup leaders warn of shelling the Beiruts outskirts palace if President Franjieh does not resign by 3 pm. Tanks and light artillery move toward the palace amid clashes between Christian and Muslim gunmen in Beirut and northern Lebanon. Damascus mediates with Syrian President Assad as factions seek to avert a broader civil war.
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Damascus
Hafez Assad
Franjieh
Haout Abeal Samad
Soviet U.N. ambassador Malik hospitalised after crash in New York
Soviet Union ambassador Jacob Malik and four others were injured in a Sunday night crash in Glen Cove. Malik suffered a fractured rib and contusions while his wife Valentina remained in intensive care. Also killed was Rose Marie Sowinski, 47, a passenger in a three car collision.
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Valentina
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Amitdinov Rais
Nassau County
Rose Marie Sowinski
Stew Head
Harriet Kerley
Four Black Muslims convicted in Zebra murder spree
In San Francisco four Black Muslims were found guilty of first degree murder conspiracy to commit murder and related counts for a series of racist attacks against whites between 1971 and 1974. The defendants J C Simon 79 Barry Green 23 Manuel Mooreth and Jessie Lee Looks 30 faced multiple charges with more than 26 attacks introduced on conspiracy counts. The jury deliberated 18 hours and defense lawyers plan to seek a new trial.
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