Tax cut split on Carter plan as unemployment focus grows
Congressional leaders clash over a next year tax cut to spur jobs. Sen. William Proxmire backs a large 1978 tax cut, while Rep. Henry Reuss argues a $10 billion program targeting unemployment could yield five times more jobs. Burns cautions on monetary disclosure limits and privacy. A survey shows 14 percent of corporate chiefs uncertain about 1978 prospects.
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Five charged in mausoleum skull thefts across two Queens cemeteries
Queens District Attorney John Santucci announced arrests after a second skull robbery in under a month at Calvary Cemetery and a prior Oct. 23 theft at St. Michael's Cemetery Astoria. Suspects include Robert Blankenship 18 Sunnyside Hicky Lee Dalla 48 Glen Oaks June Ann Gallapper 19 Woodside Edward Glowaski 16 Woodside and an 11 year old boy. Also Bronx police found an altar with bones in a vacant apartment prior to the announcement.
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Sunnyside
Hicky Lee Dalla
Glen Oaks
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Blankenship
Edward Glowaski
Woodside
Millionaire acquitted in Texas murder case
Amarillo Texas AP Millionaire Industrialist Cullen Davis was acquitted of the murder of his stepdaughter by a jury after 14 months in jail. He refused to name the killer and said prosecutors should determine the real suspect. Davis, 44, remains charged with additional murder and attempted murder counts tied to a 1978 shooting at his Fort Worth estate.
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Jury Deliberates in 1963 Birmingham Church Bombing Case
A jury of eight women and five men deliberates on Robert Edward Chambliss 73 charged with the 1963 Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing death of Coral Denise McNair age 11. Prosecutors urged the judge to allow the case to conclude with a verdict.
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Diet of more fruits and nuts with less meat urged
Washington AP reports a Senate nutrition panel wary of tech foods seeks healthier diets. The Agricultural Research Service showed sample menus and targets including 25 percent more vegetables and fruit, 24 percent less meat, 59 percent less sugar, and a shift to dry legumes and nuts with no visible fat.
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Daily notices and postal details unclear
Fragmented OCR text shows a Daily publication reference The Associated Press disclaimer and garbled address lines plus odd postal and rate figures The readable elements include an address fragment Strand and a Me ZIP code 21715 plus pricing notes suggesting a weekly carrier and delivery terms
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Lottery Roundup in Maryland Numbers Game Draw
Baltimore AP reports the Thursday drawing for Maryland's Numbers Game daily lottery yielded a winning number of eight dollars in prize value.
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Controversial San Francisco Police Chief Draws Fire
San Francisco police chief Charles Gain, in office ten months, faces calls to resign after a satirical scandal involving a flag, a prostitution union founder, and a ball. He defends his actions, insists on progress in crime reduction and professional standards, while Mayor Moscone supports him.
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Airline strike looms for United Airlines attendants
Washington reports a United Airlines flight attendants strike set to begin at midnight, with negotiations ongoing and federal mediators optimistic a deal could be reached, though union leaders cite insufficient progress. The National Mediation Board has imposed a news blackout on talks.
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American beer called useless by Irish visitor in Des Moines
Dublin housekeeper Christin Grainger spent eight days in Iowa with one complaint about American beer. she said Guinness stout from Ireland keeps her alive and found American beer lacking body. She described Des Moines as modern yet calm, noting no pollution and many cars impressed by Americans.
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Pennsylvania Lottery Draw Report
AP reports this day’s Pennsylvania daily lottery number is 792. No further results or details provided in readable text.
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