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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1977
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Carter requests budget increase u
United Press International lion budget for the fiscal year, which averages $638 a year for every man, “important first steps toward a fed- Environmental Profit;,
United Press International
WASHINGTON — President
Carter proposed a $19.4 billion in
crease in the 1978 Ford budget,
with less emphasis on defense and
more on energy, housing and health
— including price controls on hospi
tals.
Carter sent a message to Con
gress today, requesting a $459.4 bil-
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Love's Labours Lost
by William Shakespeare
Wednesday, February 23
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lion budget for the fiscal year, which
begins Oct. 1. It would replace the
$440 billion package submitted by
his predecessor a month ago.
In one of his most controversial
decisions. Carter proposed halting
19 water resource projects including
one in his home state of Georgia.
Carter said the projects were too
expensive and environmentally un
sound.
Although Carter discussed a limit
of about 9 per cent a year for in
creased hospital fees, HEW Secre
tary Joseph Califano said the size of
the ceiling is “negotiable.”
The nation’s health bill more than
tripled in the past decade and now
averages $638 a year for every man,
woman and child.
“Much of the increase has re
sulted from health cost inflation,”
Carter said. “Without cost re
straints, federal spending for Medi
care and Medicaid alone would
climb 75 per cent between 1978 and
1982 from $38 billion to $66 bil
lion.”
Carter said controls would cut
hospital hills by $2.4 billion in 1978,
whether paid by federal, state or
private insurance or by individuals
who have no insurance.
Calling for slowdowns in de
velopment of the controversial B1
Bomber and strategic missiles. Car
ter labeled his budget proposals
Apartment dwellers
may get tax break
United Press International
WASHINGTON —If you live in
an apartment, and nearly four out
of every 10 Americans do, about
one-quarter of your monthly rent
pays for local property taxes.
Unlike homeowners, you get no
tax break from those payments in
figuring your own federal income
tax.
Some members of Congress think
1977 may be the year for a change.
Rep. Herb Harris, D-Va., has in
troduced a bill, HR84, along with 63
co-sponsoring House members, to
give apartment dwellers a tax credit
for 25 per cent of local property
taxes.
Harris says that figure is equiva
lent to what homeowners get by de
ducting their full property tax pay
ments.
For a tenant paying $250 per
month rent, the proposal would
save $150 in federal income taxes.
He said it might even make the
difference for many taxpayers be
tween using the short form or
itemizing deductions.
A similar proposal last year flop
ped in the House because it failed to
win consideration by the Ways and
Means Committee. It lost in the
Senate by 12 votes.
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TUESDAY EVENING
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“Quality First”
“important first steps toward a fed
eral government that is more effec
tive and responsive to our people’s
needs.”
In other important changes. Car
ter proposed:
V holding Medicare premiums
at their current level of $7.20 in
stead of allowing them to climb to
$7.70 in July and $8.10 next year as
required by law.
V adding 600 employes at the
Environmental Protection
for supervision of p 0 i s%
stances and solid wastes
V continuing for an
provisions for unemploym, ■tion in
fits up to 26 weeks
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Harris’s staff is optimistic this
year because the measure has
gained support from the National
Tenants Association and the Na
tional Apartment Association that
represents 70 landlords, mostly big
apartment complex owners.
They will join in lobbying for a
hearing on the House side. No simi
lar measure has yet been introduced
in the Senate. Backers also believe
public awareness of the issue is
higher than ever.
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