Exempt Savings Interest From Income Tax
Debate over exempting the first 1000 of savings interest for couples and 500 for individuals clears the House Ways and Means Committee but faces opposition. Supporters tie the measure to housing recovery and savers, while opponents warn of revenue loss and limited help to low income.
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Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Savings and Loan Associations
Ways and Means
Treasury
Herman T. Schneebeli
Barber B. Conable Jr
N.Y
New Vice President Rockefeller Emerges In 1974 Election Context
The Winchester Evening Star comments on the 25th Amendment and the Ford Rockefeller leadership after Nixon's resignation. It lauds the judicial system and press for upholding the Constitution, questions effective governance, and urges decisive action to move the country out of economic and political slump with Ford and Rockefeller at the helm.
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Ford
Rockefeller
Rebuilding GOP Image Faces Scrutiny In 1975 Plan
Mary Louise Smith heads a controversial $2 million ad campaign for the Republican National Committee to reshape the party’s image. Critics doubt the effort, noting weak polling data and doubts about funding before a March national committee meeting.
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Washington
Mary Louise Smith
Republican National Committee
Ford
Abraham Lincoln
Market Opinion Research
Detroit
National Committee
Republican Party
Social Security advisory council and benefits facts
Letters discuss the Citizens Advisory Council on Social Security and its long term financing role. Data cite monthly benefits of 4.6 billion to over 30 million recipients, plus percentages of eligible groups and remarriage survivor rules, ending with contact details for inquiries. A second letter cites alcohol abuse links to accidents and Bible quotes, reflecting Christmas tensions and moral warnings.
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the Star
Citizens Advisory Council On Social Security
Congress
Social Security Trust
Advisory Council
Social Security Administration
Winchester
Donald E. Ratcliff
Ass’t
HEW 20S
Cameron St. Winchester
Standards of quality formula sparks 21 localities to repay funds
An editorial argues the Virginia standards of quality formula unfairly penalizes underfunded districts. It notes 21 localities owe the state over 1.5 million dollars for unspent money, with Warren County at 109000. The paper urges mercy in repayment and cautions against equating dollars with quality education.
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Ray Bliss
Winchester
State Department of Education
Warren County
Richmond News Leader
Virginia
State Board of Education
Nuclear Nightmare: NATO Warheads in Europe Under Scrutiny
Senator Symington warns Greece and Turkey could seize American tactical nuclear weapons stored in Europe amid Cyprus tensions. He cites about 7,000 warheads in 100 sites across Europe and questions security with few guards and easy access during duty hours. Defense Sec. Schlesinger backs keeping them unless Moscow agrees to cuts.
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Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Stuart Symington
Missouri Democrat
Air Force
Soviet
Armenia
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Athens
U.S
Symington
Yesilkoy
Istanbul
Adana
Erzurum
Thessalonika
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Moscow
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