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Wednesday, July 26,1978
University Daily Kansan
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Capsules From the Associated Press, United Press International
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN-
Skylab maneuvered back into orbit
HOUSTON-NASA controllers yesterday maneuvered the space station Skylab, back into orbit. They were hoping that the 84-ton abandoned station would remain there until a space shuttle crew could boost it higher or destroy it. An engineer said the mission was necessary because Skylab Flying until mid-1979, or Skylab's fate probably will be like that of a Soviet satellite, which burned last winter and scattered debris over northern Canada.
Court delays reporter's jail term
HACKENSACK. N.J.-J The New Jersey Supreme Court delayed yesterday the indefinite jail term of Myron A. Farber, a New York Times reporter, to allow his lawyers to appeal a contempt conviction to the U.S. Supreme Court. Farber, who was cited for civil and criminal contempt for refusing to turn over his notes in the murder trial of a New Jersey doctor, was allowed to remain free pending appeal of the civil charges.
Failing engine forces Convair down
KALAMAZOO. Mich.-A North Central Airlines plane carrying 43 persons made an emergency belly landing yesterday in a cornfield through heavy foot when one of its two engines failed and 22 others were injured and 22 other injuries occurred. The plane, a Convair 800, missed a farmhouse by 200 feet and a stand of trees by 200 yards.
BELGRAD, Yugoslavia—Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito told more than 80 foreign ministers gathered yesterday in Belgrade at a meeting of the nonaligned movement that they should be wary of foreign intervention in Africa. The nonaligned movement seeks to bring together countries that are not joined by economic, military or geographic ties. The members do not profess to be neutral, like Switzerland, but instead profess to actively seek independent political and ideological policies. One of the targets of Tito's speech appeared to be Cuban efforts to give the nonalignment ideology a more pro-Soviet stance.
Tito wary of foreign intervention
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The House Ways and Means Committee refused yesterday to approve an income tax credit to help offset higher Social Security payroll taxes next
Committee axes income tax credit
Struggling to piece together a tax-cut bill for individuals and businesses, the committee also rejected an effort to limit business deductions for what President Jimmy Carter has called the three-martini lunch.
a tax credit, which differs from a tax deduction, is a direct reduction of taxes
The vote diminished chances that Congress will take any action this year to nullify some of the increases in the Social Security payroll taxes.
Rep. Al Uliman, D-Ore., chairman of the committee, insists that the committee, before moving on to other tax issues, decide how to resolve the taxation of capital gains, a question that has halted progress on a tax bill for more than three months.
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The Marx Brothers:
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Friday July 28
Women in Love
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Monday July 31
Alfred Hitchcock Double Feature:
Murder
Murder (1930)
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Lifeboat (1944)
With Tallulah Bankhead, John Hodak, Hume Cronyn. Based on a Steinbock story.
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Wednesday August 2
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Sahara (1943)
The Caine Mutiny
(1943)
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