September 17, 1976 (vol. 0, iss. 8) • Page Image 2
… edited and managed by students lawyers and other wealthy people by closing tax loopholes CLOSE TO CAMPUS that the surprise responses from ahthre Unive o an . es hough which they now can drastically reduce…
… contained in the bill is the Arab Arbor, Michigan 48109. Subscription boycott provision. rates: $12 Sept. thru April (2 semes- ters); $13 by mail outside Ann The measure would strip corporation of important…
…" -Subscription rates: $6.50 in Ann is any cooperation with the Arab boycott against Israel. Arbor;R$7.50 by mall outside AnnThe Ford administration argued that this provision could jeopardise trade with Arab…
… countries and the matter 21/2-10 year olds of the Arab boycott should be handled through diplomatic channels and not via tax laws. a planned program of fun activities include: Open Saturdays The compromise…
….m.,5:1 5 p.m. objections to the Arab boycott provision. WHILE THE HOUSE completed action on the tax bill, U 'IStyli the Senate voted to allow a tax break of up to $250 a year \i U\ ISiS for college and…
… vocational students. The tuition tax credit I was added by the Senate to a minor House-passed bill and c t M ATaTHEddoes not affect congressional action on the major tax (cloe t Mihiga Stdiu ) Irevision…
… legislation. 769-4511 ANYTIME nThe tuition tax break, approved by the Senate on a voice vote, would allow a full-time college or vocational student or his guardian to subtract from taxes owed up to I ,- z $100…
…: Orientation for Asia CTND Ilent Power Struggle," 10 a.m. Amer. students; Pendleton Rm., 2n 102 S. First St.-663-2401 Regents: Regents Rm., 11 a.m. floor, Union, 7:30 p.m. SMORGASBORD OVER 100 Foods prepared…









