Carter to propose
tax breaks in 1978

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25 candidates seek
12 LSA-SG seats

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preferences on investment profits,
called capital gains, and to reduce
double taxation on corporate divi-
dends.
Carter voiced the possibility of
postponing comprehensive tax re-
form at a nationally televised news
conference.
"IN 1978, there will be a substan-
tial tax reduction," he declared.
"And combined with that will be an
adequate proposal for a tax reform."
But Carter added: "Some of the
more controversial items on tax
reform that have been proposed to
me - they would be very time-
consuming and have very little
monetary significance - might be
delayed until later on because I feel
that it is necessary to expedite the
effectiveness of substantial tax re-
form.
"And I am committed and the
Democratic congressional leaders,.

at least, are committed to substantial
tax reduction in 1978 as soon as we
put it through."
THE PRESIDENT said tax in-
creases will be necessary this year
"to restore the integrity of the Social
Security system . . . and to carry out
a comprehensive energy policy." But
he said he hopes "that all those
changes in the law that bring about,
any tax increases would be conclud-
ed in 1977."
In the House, Ullman said the,
President "is saying niuch the same
thing I've been saying in recent
months.
"Increased energy taxes as well as
increased Social Security taxes will
need to be offset by an income tax
deduction," the chairman declared.
Ullman said earlier this month that
he doesn't think Carter has given up
trying to achieve comprehensive tax,
reform "as a long term objective."

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DiGIUSEPPE says this is the reason
that voting in Alice Lloyd and East
Quad is for five hours, while Markley
has polls open for only two.
But according to Dick Brazee, LSA-
SG president and a member of PESC,
no PESC candidates even live in Lloyd
or East Quad.
PESC will have four candidates run-
ning in this election, New Action Coal-
ition will have 2, the Bullshit Party 2,
the Democratic Reform Party will have
Danko
finally
gets MSA
seat
(Contifued from Page 1)
Eldredge. "We have no reason to doubt
(Gibson's recommendation)."
"We needed someone who could cope
with the shenanigans of MSA," said
Library Science student government.
president Tachuk, defending his choice
of a non-Library Science student to the
post.
Tachuk said the school's students
were "highly motivated" concerning
MSA, but stressed it would have been
difficult to "have found anyone who
could go to the meetings right away
because MSA is so confusing." Tachuk
said a permanent representative will be
picked soon. "Anybody who goes to
MSA for one meeting leaves with their
hair standing up," he added.

4, the Forces of Goodness and Niceness
(FGN) 2, while the remaining 11 candi-
dates are running independently.
Brazee feels that the large number of
candidates running for the eight full-
year and 4 half-year seats is not an indi-
cation of a decrease in apathy, but
rather that, "a lot of people are running
as a joke." In fact, it is the current rise
in apathy that concerns Brazee the
most.
LAST MONTH'S re-organization of
LSA-SG, spearheaded by Brazee, was
designed to reduce apathy by "in-
creasing the credibility and visibili-
ty" of the widely unnoticed body.
After the election, Brazee hopes to
carry out a fifteen-point internal and
external organization of LSA-SG that
was agreed upon by incumbents in
workshop sessions held early this mon-
th. The re-organization establishes
LSA-SG sponsorship of alternative edu-
cation programs, assessmentof student
needs, as well as several student advo-
cacy programs.
LIKE FATHER,
LIKE DAUGHTER
NEW YORK (AP) - A survey of
young people between the ages of 14 and
25 found that "women whose fathers
were college graduates or had some
college education were more likely to
choose an executive-professional life as
their ambition than men whose fathers
had similar educational background."
The study by the American Council of
Life Insurance also found that "among
women whose fathers had a high school
education or less, only 30 per cent
preferred the executive life style."
It said that among the young men
surveyed, those who had fathers with a
college background, "were no more
likely to be attracted to the executive-
professional style than those whose
fathers had less schooling."

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ALTHOUGH there are no city
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Although City Administrator Syl-
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Murray said the exchange came
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