Tax cuts urged by Carter advisers and labor for growth
President-elect Carter faces near unanimous calls from staff big business and unions for swift tax relief to spur growth. A 15-member business panel proposed a 15 billion tax cut a 3 billion boost to the investment tax credit and a 5 billion jobs program, with emphasis on youth welfare and unemployment.
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Washington
Carter
Pentagon
Plains Ga
Reginald Jones
General Electric Co
Thomas B. Lance
Jones
Lance
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Woodcock
Walter F. Mondale
Blair House
White House
Irving Shapiro
E.I. du Pont de Nemours Co
Ford Leads GOP Unity Push For 1980 Victory
President Ford invites GOP leaders Reagan Connally and Rockefeller to a White House summit to form a coordinating committee intended to unify the party. Ford says the four would contribute without dominating and will draft recommendations for the new national chairman, with the January 14-15 RNC decision still to come.
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Washington
Ford
Republican Party
GOP
White House
Ronald Reagan
John B. Connally
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican National Committee
Barry Goldwater
Coordinating Committee
Navy desertion rate hits record high in 1976
Navy officials say 1976 saw the service’s highest desertion rate on record, with 24.8 deserters per 1000 enlisted as of June 30. The Army improved, Marines remained highest among services, and the Air Force reported virtually no desertion issue. A special study group was formed to identify causes and remedies.
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Washington
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Air Force
Pentagon
Carter to decide US nuclear policy
The Ford administration delays new policy while President-elect Carter prepares his plan for stricter nuclear controls. London talks show Soviet support for Ford proposals and questions about spent fuel reprocessing. Carter calls Ford’s plan a pale echo, noting potential tougher steps ahead.
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Carter
Washington
Ford
Soviet Union
America
London
Mine aide arrested in labor union center slugging incident
Washington AP report on a fight at United Mine Workers headquarters that led to Samuel M. Church arrest in Miller's presence. Church faces a simple assault hearing in D C Superior Court over punches thrown at Rick Bank a staff attorney. The dispute mirrors internal UMW power struggles and scrutiny of Miller’s leadership.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
UMW
Arnold Miler
Samuel M. Church
Miller
D.C. Superior Court
Rick Bank
Church
Bank
Jack Anderson
Charleston
W.va
Anderson
Union
Memorial for Myrtle Bartlett 96 Pruntytown teacher
Miss Myrtle O Bartlett 96 of Route 2 Grafton died December 9 at Grafton City Hospital. Born July 23 1880 in Grafton she taught in Taylor County Clarksburg and at Pruntytown West Virginia Industrial School for Boys for 12 years retired as a schoolteacher and was Beulah Baptist Church oldest member serving as treasurer 30 years and Sunday School teacher. She studied at Fairmont State College WVU UVA and in Washington DC. Survived by nieces nephews and sister in law Hazel Bartlett. Preceded by four brothers and eight sisters.
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Myrtle O. Bartlett
Grafton
Pruntytown
Grafton City Hospital
Frederick J
Martha Bartlette Bartlett
Hazel Bartlett
L. D. Bartlett
Rupert Bartlett
Frederick Bartlett
Charles Bartlett
Mattie S. Shriver
Emma Murray
Etta Daugherty
Lila Ms. Bartlett
Annie Klepfel
Genie M. Bartlett
Clara S. Jones
Taylor County
Fairmont State College
West Virginia University
University of Virginia
Washington, D.C
Clarksburg
West Virginia Industrial School For Boys
Beulah Baptist Church of
FHC
Taylor County Association of
West Virginia Association of Retired
Hospitals Admit Discharge List Dec 9 1976 West Virginia
A compiled hospital register shows admissions on December 9 1976 across multiple towns including Grafton Flemington and Buckhannon with names such as Charlotte Swisher Blanche Duff Robert Wilson Loren Davis Wilma Wolfe and Richard Rutherford. Discharges occur at Grafton with Debbie Moore Renato Fernandez and others and include references to hospitals in Clarksburg Shinnston Philippi Buckhannon Fairmont and Morgantown with patient names such as Manda Mayle Mary Prichard and Ellen Dadisman.
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Grafton
Charlotte Swisher
Blanche Duff
Robert Wilson
Flemington
Loren Davis
Tunnelton
Wilma
Wolfe
Fairmont
Richard Rutherford
Debbie Moore
Emery
Renato Fernandez
Broaddus Hospital
Shinnston
Edgar Bane
Mary Gawthrop
Coy Jenkins
Anna Parsons
Belington
Nancy Winans
Philippi
Rose Cochran
Kenneth Laubis
Buckhannon
Jerry Dunlavy
Hepzibah
Marvin Singer
Ellamore
Ben Brady
Volga
Ruth Dean
Thornton
Carl Devers
Morgantown
Johnny Exline, Jr
Manda Mayle
Mary Prichard
Ellen Dadisman
Carol Dalton
Rangoon
Hazel Rowan
Madeline Baughman
French Creek
Burla Loudin
Gassaway
Jewell Short
Bertha Armentrout
Lebanon forms cabinet of nonpartisan technocrats
Premier Salim el-Hoss has named an eight member postwar Lebanese cabinet of nonpoliticians. It includes three economists, an industrialist, a lawyer, two doctors and an architect, evenly split between Sunni Muslims and Maronite Christians. President Elias Sarkis stressed equal power sharing and the need to avoid privileges for any creed.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Salim el-Hossag
Lebanon
Elias Sarkis
Syria
Sarkis
Bartlett-Mrs Myrtle O Bartlett Funeral Notice
Funeral services for Myrtle O Bartlett aged 96 are Sunday at 1 p.m. at Bartlett Funeral Home with Rev Gary Martin officiating. Interment Woodsdale Memorial Park. Friends may visit tonight after 7.00 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Bartlett
Myrtle O
Bartlett Funeral
Gary Martin
Woodsdale Memorial Park
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