Carter Says No Tax Cut This Year to Fight Inflation
President Carter states he is not proposing a tax cut this year as it could worsen inflation. He hints at potential tax relief later if the economy deteriorates and plans a budget doubling down on deficit reduction while boosting defense spending.
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Carter outlines hard line against Soviets in State of the Union
President Carter argues Americans must pay a price to remain strongest and boost defense spending after inflation. He criticizes the Soviet war machine and signals readiness to use force to defend U.S. interests while seeking a cautious opening to Iran if hostages are freed.
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Shenandoah County Man Seeks Democratic Nomination
Al Carota of Shenandoah County throws hat in Democratic race to oppose Rep. J Kenneth Robinson in November. Area News covers the newcomer and his bid for the nomination.
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Bush Edges Reagan Carter Winner in Iowa by Landslide
In Iowa the Republican caucuses produced a Bush upset over Reagan with 72.5 percent of precincts reporting giving Bush a lead of 27,926 to 22,724. Carter dominated Democrats with 59 percent while Kennedy trailed at 31 percent. Carter’s victory reinforced his early campaign momentum ahead of the New Hampshire primary.
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Outcome hinges on irregularities in Norfolk election
Richmond AP reports former Attorney General Anthony Troy argues the Virginia Senate will not overturn the Norfolk result, while Meyera Oberndorf's attorney cites widespread irregularities as grounds for a challenge.
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Country Doctor Leaves Bonanza to Frederick County
Frederick County gains a $179,152 windfall from the estate of Walter R. Talbot a Gore area doctor and his wife The Talbot Foundation holds 358 acres and a Ohio property yielding $881 13 monthly The six member board will decide health clinic plans in line with the doctor’s wishes and court guidance
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Soviet Tightens Afghan Grip Through Russian Advisers and Troop Boost
The Soviet Union increases control in Afghanistan with thousands of administrators and 76 000 to 80 000 troops, replacing Afghan troops as 2 000 Soviet casualties are reported. Western officials note pervasive Kremlin influence with cabinet decisions requiring Russian advisers.
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