Book Proposes Tax Break for Student Education Costs
Washington UPI report on Richard Goode of Brookings proposing a tax deduction for higher education expenses. The plan would let students deduct tuition, fees, books, and supplies over 10 to 20 years, cutting federal revenues by about 600 million annually with increased college enrollment.
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Salesman Gets Probation for Transporting Stolen Car Across State Lines
Donald J. Nissen an encyclopedia salesman and former Tucson resident admitted scrapes with the law over ten years and was sentenced by U S District Judge James A Walsh to five years probation for transporting a stolen car across state lines He rented the Mississippi vehicle last September kept it for two months and must reimburse the rental agency He was arrested after surrendering to FBI agents in Flagstaff and the judge urged psychiatric help.
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Bandits Loot Air Canada Freight Shed In Montreal
In Montreal at the International Airport five men robbed an Air Canada freight shed taking gold bullion coins watches jewelry and pharmaceutical supplies valued at about 111500. They handcuffed five workers and escaped after breaking two cages.
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Two UA Debaters Win at Southwestern Debate Tournament
Two University of Arizona students won honors at the 35th annual Southwestern College Invitational Debate Tournament in Winfield Kansas. Michael Price and Donald Rybacki tied for first in the salesmanship category as entries from 38 schools competed.
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Roosevelt Seeks Los Angeles Mayor amid council clash
Rep. James Roosevelt California announces candidacy for Los Angeles mayor in the April 6 nonpartisan primary. He criticizes “government by tantrum” and vows no mudslinging as he campaigns against incumbent Samuel Yorty and city council gridlock.
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Presidential Electors Meet Today Across the Nation
Electors gather nationwide to formalize the 1964 vote for Lyndon B. Johnson and Hubert H. Humphrey. If the 538 electors follow results from about 70 million voters, Johnson and Humphrey are expected to defeat Barry Goldwater and William Miller by solid margins. Electors meet in state capitals and the District of Columbia to cast votes, which will be mailed to Washington for counting on January 6 during a joint Congressional session.
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Second-Degree Rape Trial Ordered for Jose Reynaga
Jose Reynaga, 22, of 1346 W St Marys Rd, waived a preliminary hearing in Justice Court 4 and was ordered held to answer in Superior Court on a second-degree rape charge. Sheriff's detectives arrested him on a warrant for relations with a 17-year-old girl in Tucson Mountain Park last month. Justice Fee Jacobson reduced his bond from 3400 to 500 on defense request by Edward Aboud.
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