Carter veto sparks rapid override bids on energy bill
President Carter vetoed a 10.2 billion energy and water development bill, calling it wasteful and inflationary. House and Senate leaders prepared for quick override attempts, with Carter urging a responsible bill for water projects and fiscal restraint.
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ERA Extension Approval Seen by Senate Amidime debates
The Senate plans a final vote on extending the ERA deadline to 1982 amid ongoing lobbying. Lawmakers split 54 44 on a bid to allow reversals of ratification with 13 Republicans backing the measure and 41 Democrats opposing.
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Tax strategies to shield wealth from the IRS
Bankers say two ways to avoid estate taxes exist: give all assets to charity or keep the estate under the taxable level. Both methods bypass the IRS, though growing wealth today is harder due to new tax laws. Continued on Page 2.
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Tammy Wynette recounts abduction attempt near Nashville
Tammy Wynette says a masked gunman abducted her from a Nashville shopping center, bound her with pantyhose, and drove about 80 miles before releasing her in Giles County. She was treated for bruises and facial injuries. authorities say she appeared shaken but not seriously harmed.
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Wholesale food prices rise signaling new round of increases
Wholesale food prices jumped 1.7 percent in September, the largest rise since April, with beef and veal leading gains. Overall finished goods prices climbed 0.9 percent as the Carter administration weighs wage and price controls, with inflation seen easing yet still accelerating for the year.
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Bizarre submarine theft plot leads to arrests in St Louis
FBI says two men from Missouri and New York planned to steal the U S S Trepang, kill its crew, and sail to the Atlantic to hand the sub to a buyer. They allegedly planned to fire a nuclear missile at an East Coast city if pursued, with a third suspect arrested in New York State.
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United Fund kickoff at Carpers Valley Golf Club
The United Fund drive began with a luncheon at Carpers Valley Golf Club. Photos and details appear on the Area News page. Martha Myer, appointed to the Clarke County School Board, will attend her first meeting tomorrow. Frederick County Planning Commission recommended denial of a 20 acre rezoning for about 200 housing units.
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