Tax reform debate tightens loopholes on utilities
The article notes hidden provisions in the tax reform bill aimed at municipal bonds and utility accounting. It claims congressional committees approved procedures that could raise utility rates by about $1 billion annually. The Senate debates the bill as it moves toward a House Senate conference.
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House
Mobil Oil Co
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Tax Bill Edges Toward Final Form Amid Lobby Push
A sweeping tax reform bill faces heavy lobbying as lawmakers seek a final version. The measure would cut taxes and expand credits while the Senate adds costs, with debate over surtax extension and hidden provisions benefiting firms such as Winn-Dixie.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Ways and Means
Winn-Dixie
Rockefeller to Seek Extended State Aid for Cities
Gov. Rockefeller said he would extend for another year a $150 million per year state aid program for New York cities. He also proposed legislation to shield all local governments from a potential $16 million cut due to population shifts in the 1970 census, with measures to take effect in 1971-72.
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N.Y
Rockefeller
New York
Capitol
Speno Proposes L I Air Academy
State Senator Edward J. Speno proposes an air academy at West Hampton Air Force Base in Suffolk County. The academy would join the State University and train students in air transportation and related techniques as a pilot model for general aviation before the base is deactivated on December 31.
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N. Y
Edward J. Speno
Nassau
West Hampton Air Force Base
Suffolk County
State University
Kenyans Vote in Parliament Turnover Despite Tribal Rivalries
In Nairobi Kenyans cast ballots for 158 elected seats with a turnout near 60 percent by Sunday night. President Jomo Kenyatta, aged 79, ran unopposed in his constituency as about 600 KANU candidates contested seats and 12 appointments filled by the president.
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Jomo Kenyatta
Kenya African Gnational Union
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Albany County Schools Seek Tax Share for Relief
Albany County Board Association urges a larger state share of school funding at public hearings on the 1970 county operations. ACSBA president Robert Blair leads the push while a grassroots drive targets state relief, with a legislative forum planned at Sand Creek Junior High School Colonie featuring Sen. Walter Langley and Assemblymen Field and Skuse.
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Albany County Board Association
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Robert Blair
Bethlehem
Alton A. Farnsworth
Guilderland
Berne - Knox
Thurmond Bishop
Lawrence Lane
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Sand Creek
Colonie
Walter Langley
Fred Field
Ray Skuse
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