Reagan accused of invasion of privacy by newsmen
Gov. Ronald Reagan accused reporters of invasion of privacy over a report claiming he did not pay state income tax this year. He said the tax data came from an unknown source and insisted his finances are private while noting losses offset income. Democrats criticize tax law loopholes.
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Bill Stall
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
the Republic Avernor
Capitol
Reagan
Kers
Ronemiaty King
Franchise Tax Board
George Nelson
Legislate
Social Security Bill Faces Welfare Payment Hurdle
House Ways and Means Committee chair Wilbur Mills notes proposals to shield states from welfare cost increases are under discussion while full cost figures from the Department of Wealth Education and Welfare are awaited. Nineteen states exceed the $32,400 family of four welfare cap, risking any savings from the bill. Large states like New York and California are especially exposed.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
Jaye
Wilbur TD. Mills
D|! Ark
House
Ways and] Means Committee
Neinsman
Department of Wealth, Education and Welfare
New York
California
More Steelmakers Likely To Announce Price Hikes
In Pittsburgh AP report the nation's largest steelmaker U S Steel announced a 6 14 per cent price hike on consumer items used in autos and appliances. Other major producers Republic National Armco and Jones and Laughlin said they would likely follow with price increases while Bethlehem Steel held comments awaiting White House action. The White House indicated no rollback of the rise, despite earlier Nixon criticism of Bethlehem’s jump.
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Pittsburgh
WS. Steel Corp
Republic
National
Armea
Jones and Laughlin
Bethlehem Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
White House
Nixon
Peestace
Bee
Bible Thoughts On Dispute And Writings
A debate among them about who should be regarded as greatest arises from Luke 22 24. Thomas Macaulay notes that men settle questions best when they speak freely and openly.
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Thomas Macauley
Rate Increase Approved For Power Company
The Maryland Public Service Commission approved a Delmarva Power & Light Co. rate hike. The move will yield about $806,000 in annual income and take effect after new tariff schedules are filed by May 14. About 55 000 Eastern Shore residents face higher electric bills.
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Baltimore
Maryland Public Service Commission
Delmarva Power & Light Co
Iun
Muy
Canadians Feared Dead After Quebec Village Cave-In
A massive cave-in near St. Jean Vieanney Quebec buried houses and damaged a 1,200 person village. Rescue teams sifted debris for victims as 26 people were initially missing with fears that 31 Canadians may have died. The event followed a ground collapse that created a 2,000 foot wide mud pit and swept cottages into a river system feeding the Saguenay.
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ST. Jean
Francois Richard
Quebec City
Kaybe
Chan Ping
Ignon
Saguenay
Mon Calm Laforge
Laforge
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