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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1976

Page

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Tax Bill Seen for Signature Extends Tax Cuts

President Ford is expected to sign a congressional tax bill continuing last year's multibillion dollar general income tax cuts through 1977. The measure extends across the board business cuts while some wealthier individuals face mixed tax changes, including a billion dollar minimum tax hike for the rich.

Washington Ford Congress Treasury Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Kennedy Jimmy Carter al Ullman D-Ore House Ways and Means Committee Ullman Altman

Mandel Jury Selection Nearing End

The Mandel corruption case jury pool completes selection as Judge Pratt clears the last step. Opening statement by Barnet Skolnik will outline a 23-count mail fraud and racketeering case against Gov. Marvin Mandel and four codefendants. The panel includes 75 potential jurors, average age 41, mainly from the Baltimore Washington area.

Baltimore Mandel John H. Pratt Barnet Skolnik U.S Marvin Mandel Ernest N. Cory Jr Laurel Tidewater Insurance Associates W. Dale Hess Harry W. Rodgers III William A. Rodgers Baltimore-Washington Area

Ford Needs Victories In Indiana Michigan

Ford must win Indiana and Michigan to have a realistic path to defeating Carter on November 2. Michigan is Ford’s home state, while Indiana’s Republican tilt makes it crucial for the campaign’s industrial belt strategy. Polls show close to deadlocked or fluid support, with undecideds and regional loyalties shaping the picture.

Jack W. Germond Washington Star Detroit Indiana Michigan Ford Jimmy Carter Nebraska Midwest Carter South Wisconsin Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois Richard Nixon Hubert Humphrey Eugene McCarthy William Hamilton Associates Market Opinion Research Corp Patrick Caddell Morley Winograd Ronald Reagan Fred Currier Grand Rapids Congress Barry Goldwater George McGovern Georgia Tennessee

Ford and Carter Attend Italian American Dinner Showdown

Ford and Carter both attended an Italian American dinner in Washington as campaigns emphasize ethnic votes. Dole and Rockefeller faced a confrontation in Binghamton with Rockefeller making a crude gesture to hecklers amid vows to defend free expression.

Ford Carter Washington Jimmy Carter New York Sen Bob Dole Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Dole Binghamton N.Y America United States Malcolm Wilson U.S Christopher Columbus Vince Lombardi Supreme Court South Casimir Pulaski Cyprus Baltimore Michigan Walter Mondale

Kissinger Meets Rhodesian Leader in Zambia on Peace Efforts

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with Rhodesian nationalist Joshua Nkomo in Lusaka as he pursues mediation in southern Africa. Talks with South African Premier Vorster hoped to gain support for black majority rule in Rhodesia by 1978 and SWAPO recognition.

Lusaka Zambia Henry A. Kissinger Africa Joshua Nkomo Pretoria John Vorster U.S African National Council Kissinger Rhodesia Ian Smith South Africa Kenneth Kaunda South- West Africa Kaunda Vorster Kissinger-Smith Dr. Kissinger Smith Ford SWAPO Namibia New Zealand All Blacks

Arson Violence Rises in South Africa Ahead of Kissinger Visit

Arson attempts and stone throwing revived in Johannesburg and Cape Town cities as Henry Kissinger prepared to visit Pretoria. Police patrolled townships amid clashes that left eight dead and 41 injured. Fires struck the Star newspaper offices in downtown Johannesburg and a department store the previous day.

Johannesburg South Africa Cape Town Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger Waterkloof Air Base Pretoria Soweto Athlone Manenberg Star Harvey Tyson University of the Witwatersrand

Polite First Round on Handley Courtroom Upgrade

Citizens' Association pushes for a Handley renovation referendum after a civil discussion about courtroom inadequacies held last night in Handley.

the Citizens’ Assn

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