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Overall, Bradley estimates, 70% of taxpayers would pay either the same as or less than they do at present. Roughly 80% of individuals would pay the 14% rate, which includes anyone with a gross income up to $25,000 ($40,000 on joint returns). A family of four would pay no tax if it earned $11,200 or less. Taxpayers who would be hit hard would include those who now have large deductions or who stand to benefit substantially from current capital gains rates. People living in cities where sales taxes are high, such as New York, Washington and Seattle...
...engineers who are building roads near Honduras' Palmerola Air Force Base, a company of infantrymen patrolling near the same site, and a dozen servicemen who assisted at a Salvadoran-Honduran naval exercise that ended last week. Most of the recent arrivals are early harbingers of a major U.S. joint exercise with Honduras known as Big Pine III, which will take place sometime after the first of the year. Previous Big Pine maneuvers have involved upwards of 5,000 U.S. servicemen...
...January 1968 Tet offensive. Westmoreland, said CBS, omitted from the order of battle, the official estimate of enemy forces, some 100,000 self-defense, secret self-defense and political cadre. Westmoreland's suit challenges the CBS charge that hi doing so he deceived President Lyndon Johnson and the Joint Chiefs of Staff about the Westmoreland growing military threat facing U.S. servicemen...
Martinson switched playing hands before the Harvard game to take to the field one last time before a series of operations. His thumb joint is still virtually immobile...
After Rutgers University English Professor Elaine Showalter turned down a tenure offer last spring. Harvard decided to re-solicit departmental nominations for the joint chair, rather than make an offer to the second person on the earlier list, said Barbara Johnson, new chairman of the Women's Studies Committee