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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1977

Page

9

Roth Kemp tax plan aims at rapid economic stimulation

Analysts see the Roth Kemp bill as a sweeping tax cut package that would lower individual rates by about a third and reduce corporate taxes over three years starting 1978. The plan promises GNP gains and millions of new jobs while preserving current deductions and aiming to ease deficits.

Kennedy William V. Roth R-Del Jack Kemp Rn.y Roth GNP Carter Congress

TG&E cuts costs after 1975 efficiency study

The Arizona Corporation Commission required Theodore Barry & Associates to assess TG&E. A follow up found TG&E reorganized management cut staff about 17 percent and trimmed fleets and inventories. With about 9000000 in changes, operating expenses fell by over 5 million yearly and 15 million in avoided costs, easing rate concerns.

Tucson Gas & Electric Co Theodore Barry & Associates California Arizona Corporation Commission Tg&e ACC

Heather at Seven A Grandfather’s Love Amid a Dry Virginia Summer

James J Kilpatrick writes a birthday letter to his granddaughter Heather, recalling a summer of drought and frost in Rappahannock County Virginia. He reflects on nature’s reversals, farm losses, and personal memories while affirming her love and resilience as Heather turns seven.

Shakespeare Douglawing Rappahannock County Rees Madison Front Royal Rappahannock Hawsham Heather Oklahoma Charlottesville James J. Kilpatrick The Richmond News Leader Virginia

Neutron Bomb Sales Pitch Satirized in Buchwald Piece

In a Washington satire by Art Buchwald, a salesman markets a “clean” neutron bomb as an affordable, low-damage weapon. The dialogue argues the bomb destroys people but spares buildings, while addressing arms limits and potential retaliation in a sharp critique of Cold War rhetoric.

USO United Stats Art Buchwald The Paris Herald Tribune Washington

OSHA trims reporting rules easing burdens on small firms

Editorial notes OSHA cuts in half reporting for 3.5 million larger firms and exempts $4 million in small businesses, saving about 160 million yearly. Writer calls it a victory against federal red tape though warns systemic growth in paperwork continues.

Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA Ood Feds

Paperwork pile threatens Tucson small firms, lawmakers urged

The federal paperwork burden harms 13.5 million U.S. small businesses and costs billions yearly. Tucson voices warn that heavy regulations raise costs, shrink survivability, and stifle the local economy as firms like Luncheon Is Served Inc. battle mounting reports and moved offices.

Tucson Ray T. Bailey Luncheon Is Served Inc

Mark Russell Sows Mockery on Korea Scandal Inquiries

Washington based satirist Mark Russell lampoons a congressional survey on potential Korearelated ties. The gag features a blunt questionnaire and choices touching on gifts and loyalties amid the Korean scandal debate.

Korea Mark Russell

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