Tax Bill Start For Kennedy Reforms In June
The Ways and Means Committee, after hearing 200 witnesses on Kennedy tax proposals, will draft a bill next week with a likely $3 billion immediate tax cut and a long-range $10.2 billion reduction. Observers expect limited reform measures to avoid deep deficits, possibly widening the personal tax spread to about 15 to 75 percent. The panel faces industry opposition to tightening rules including the 27 percent depletion allowance and a proposed floor of 5 percent on the personal deduction tax, with Treasury estimating $2.3 billion in recoveries from the change.
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Martinsburg Area Deaths Crause 78
David Crause 78 of 324 W Stepton St Martinsburg died Wednesday at City Hospital born Morgan County Nov 12 1844 son of the late daunt Fr and Miriam McClone Crause employed by Dunn Woolen and member Trinity Methodist Church survived by wife Ada DeHaven Crouse Martinsburg five children from a previous marriage Ronyel E Crouse Jackson D Crouse Mrs Charles Deller Mrs Arthur Mills Mrs Lee Johnson ten grandchildren ten great grandchildren four sisters Minnie Merica Berkeley Spring Mrs Maude Cloud Martinsburg Mus Fork Place Martinsburg Mrs Russell McIntyre Winchester Va services Saturday Brown Funeral Home Rev J Raymond Wood officiating burial in Rosdale Cemetery
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Explorer 17 Space Shot Called Off
NASA postponed the Explorer 17 satellite launch due to a mass spectrometer fault. The Saturn booster remained on standby for a 1:30 pm EST liftoff as engineers replace the instrument from Gottard Space Laboratory in Maryland. The satellite would study atmospheric structure at altitudes 155 to 980 miles, while the planned second Saturn upper stage test was canceled.
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Local Deaths Grayson Smith Dies at 61 in Bethesda
Grayson Smith a Bethesda resident and former American Red Cross official died Friday after a heart attack at 61. Born in Wolfsville Frederick County he worked for Red Cross since 1922 and was a longtime Bethesda resident. Funeral services set for Friday at Pumphrey Funeral Home with burial in Smithsburg Cemetery. survivors include siblings Mrs. Wilmer Powick and four brothers.
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Prayer of faith in the forgiving saver today
A devotional prayer expresses gratitude for forgiveness through Christ and belief in divine care. The speaker acknowledges unworthiness yet dares to claim the transforming faith that has sustained millions, seeking peace for troubled hearts and reconciliation with the Father.
Washington County liquor license renewals due March 20
The Washington County Liquor Board will stay open Saturday morning and afternoon to accept renewal applications ahead of a March 20 deadline. Many licenses have not yet filed, with new licenses taking effect May 1. The report ends with an unrelated sentence about a stork and widow bird.
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Two New Army Reserve Units Activated Here
Two new Army Reserve units were activated today. Company B of the 376th Quartermaster Battalion will be commanded by Captain Thomas Cochran. The 357th Transportation Company will train for aircraft maintenance and supply roles, including helicopter support, with vacancies for qualified personnel. Residents are urged to contact the Army Reserve Center for details.
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Squabble Over $30,000 May Delay Monday Adjournment
In Annapolis a budget dispute over 30,000 dollars tied to Maryland's 606 million operating budget threatened to push back adjournment. Del. W. Dale Hess pressed for extra funds for secretaries and cars, while leaders warned the session could extend into December if not resolved. The episode came as lawmakers wrestle with machine abolitions, capital improvements, redistricting, and other fiscal matters.
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