Word: reliefs
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...passed by the House, the Nixon measure already provides some tax reduction for individuals. A family of four with an income of $15,000 would save about $22 on its income tax bill for this year and $44 next year. Long expects final passage of a more generous tax-relief bill by this month...
Steve Hall was perhaps the chief catalyst in Harvard's running game. Hall's return to fullback enabled Ted DeMars to move back to halfback. DeMars obviously likes following interference more than leading it, and he expressed his relief by rolling for 132 yards in 12 carries...
...school nearest his home. The blacks hoped that this would give them control of a majority of the schools in the city. When the bill was passed by both houses of the legislature, the N.A.A.C.P., opposed to black separatism, brought suit against the law as unconstitutional and asked for relief from segregation...
...Postponing a Raise. Congress would nonetheless be well advised to knock out some of the accelerated depreciation and give more tax relief to individuals, preferably by postponing part of an increase in Social Security taxes proposed to take effect Jan. 1. Congress is now considering a bill to boost the total paid by people earning $10,200 or more a year from $406 to $551, wiping out for many families all the personal tax breaks requested by Nixon. Postponing some of this increase, rather than legislating further permanent tax cuts, would serve a double purpose. It would put more spending...
...cuts of $4.5 billion in the form of credits that would go mostly to companies investing in new plants and machinery, and $2.2 billion for individuals. His program faces an uncertain fate. Union leaders and Democratic liberals charge that the investment tax credit, combined with $3 billion of relief granted earlier to corporations through accelerated depreciation schedules, constitutes an unjustified bonanza for companies...