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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1977

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Israel aims U S funding with defense cuts and price hikes

Israel announced a 140 million dollar defense-budget cut and currency devaluation to press Washington for higher aid beyond 2.2 billion annually. Prime Minister Begin travels to meet President Carter as inflation targets remain at 25 to 27 percent with food price increases in effect.

Tel Aviv Israel UPI United States Simha Ehrlich Ehrlich Washington Menahem Begin Carter Finance Ministry Begin

Carter’s sweeping tax plan aims permanent 14.7 billion cut

President Carter edits a broad tax reform proposal that would give a permanent 14.7 billion tax cut but largely shift burden to higher income groups. The plan cuts the lowest rate by 1 percent and replaces a 750 personal exemption plus 35 credit with a 20 per person credit, offering limited relief for the poor and little for middle income earners.

Washington Carter Progam U.S

Carter tax plan draft eyed amid warnings on impact

A Ways and Means economist warns the draft Carter plan creates new brackets lowers top rate to 4 percent and eliminates capital gains tax preference. It would curb deductions for state taxes medical costs and casualty losses while raising corporate tax rates and imposing withholding on interest. The package, drafted by Blumenthal led group, could face major revisions before final submission to Capitol Hill.

Treasury Michael Blumenthal White House Carter Sane Anges

HUD explores home ownership subsidy plan for moderate incomes

A proposed HUD program would subsidize mortgage interest and property tax deductions to help about 24,000 to 88,000 middle income households become homeowners. The plan would cap deductions at 3,500 and aim to raise 850 million in revenue while replacing troubled Section 235 subsidies.

Washington PLC Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Shay Raymond Strayk James Fullain Strayk The Urban Institute Ford Foundation Carter Administration Congress White House Toskiy Federal Fame Loan Bank Board Homlies Fallain-Struyk Hone Eaton Ane

California Schools Allow Silent Pledge Refusal Handbook Says

California students may refuse to salute the flag without censure and may remain silent during the pledge as long as they do not disrupt it. The 2 page handbook, adopted by the California Board of Education, was produced by about 140 groups and will be distributed to all state school districts.

San Jose Calif UPS California California Board of Education

Custody Battle Over Two Indian Girls Prompts Tribal Court Clash

The White Mountain Apache Tribe seeks to keep Valerie and Shirley with tribal custody amid a federal case. Supreme Court involvement questions whether tribal or Anglo courts should decide placement when children are moved off reservation. Judge Collins ruled Valerie’s severance for adoption by the Woods, while Shirley’s case remains pending as hearings continue.

Samuel Old Nogales Hwy White Mountain Shirley Collins Dennis K. Joe Tuba City

Tougher N security proposed by NRC

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission proposes tougher security standards to protect U.S. uranium and plutonium from terrorists and saboteurs. Regulations call for larger guard forces for high grade nuclear material in storage and during transport, reflecting concerns raised after years of organized terrorism.

Washington The Nuclear Regulatory Commission U.S Commission

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