Sen Hugh Scott Calls It Quits After 33 Years in Congress
Pittsburgh AP report notes Sen Hugh Scott 75 of Philadelphia will not seek re election next year ending a 33 year career in the House and Senate where he has been Minority Leader since 1969. He referenced rest and recreation while facing Gulf Oil cash controversy questions.
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Moynihan says Soviet to colonize Africa slander, Tass says
Tass denounces U S Ambassador Moynihan for calling Soviet intent to colonize Africa a slander. Moynihan, ambassador to the United Nations, tied Soviet action in Angola to his charge on Tuesday.
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Ford vows veto if tax cut tied to spending ceiling
President Ford, in Peking, reiterated his demand that any $13 billion personal tax cut be linked to a federal spending ceiling. House approval came with party lines, while Senate plans hint at splitting the bill for faster action and possible postponement of broader tax revisions.
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House passed tax bill provisions include 1976 personal tax cuts total 13 billion and a 2 percent credit on the first 12000 of taxable income. Business cuts extend into 1980 with phased investment credit and corporate rate tweaks. Moving expenses and child care tax credits expand relief while tax shelters are curbed and alimony deductions broadened. In a separate note Eartha Kitt cried after Sweden's tour manager was found guilty of theft in Thailand.
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