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Energy plan to use tax incentive
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Jimmy Carter will propose use the federal tax system to force Americans to conserve energy and administration sources said yesterday.
Some specifics of the President's April 20 energy message are still under review. But Jody Powell, White House press secretary, indicated most of the work was complete.
Powell said Carter probably would make a televised fireside chat Monny talk to tell Americans how serious the nation's energy shortage was. Then the President will spell out his plan to a joint session of Congress next Wednesday night.
There has been no official public disclosure of the likely contents of the energy plant, but a draft proposal circling the issue of official officials is known to include these options:
A five-cent-gallon increase in federal gas taxes above the current four-cent levy. It would take effect in 1979, but only if gas prices fall to reduce gas consumption.
In 1980 and 1981 an additional tax of 10 cents a gallon would be added annually,
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allocated SCORMEBE an additional $1,200 for travel expenses. The money would have paid for trips out-of-state corporations to solicit funds for scholarships.
The Senate began the meeting by voting to suspend a section of the rules and regulations that prohibited funding for special projects. Many of the Senate's allocations were for special projects, such as brochures, seminars and field trips.
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CULTURAL
BANK of
Tennessee
Institute of
Finance
$ 3,500 $ 2,000
Dollar Purchase
of Funds
Dollar Purchase
of Funds
6.00 %
1.00 %
**SPORTS**
Intercollegiate Athletics $24.00 $24.00
Recreation Services $34.00 $34.00
Board Budget $18.00 $18.00
COMMUNICATIONS
OVER NATIONAL BORDER
$ 9,268 $ 9,268
University Daily Kansas $ 72,540 $ 72,540
Vehicle deaths rise
CHICAGO (AP) — The number of deaths from motor vehicle accidents increased by two per cent last year, the first such increase since Congress passed the 55-mile-hour speed limit, the National Safety Council said yesterday.
Motor vehicle-related deaths totaled 51,511 in 1973 but dropped to 46,402 in 1974, in the year of the 85-mile-per-hour limit. The figure remained at 85,175 in 1975, before last year's rise to 47,100.
The non-profit council said total estimated miles traveled by American drivers rose slightly in 1976 over 1975, a possible reason for the increase.
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FINANCE AND AUDITING
REQUEST
ALLOCATION
FINANCE AND AUDITING
Student Senate Operating Budget
$48,290 $48,290
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
ACAA
423 $171
Association of Civil Engineers 320
Association of Black Worker Workers 3,275 0
Association of Teachers 418
BASACS 1,555 6,185
BASACS School Council 1,255
Blocks in Community Aid Caucus 5,000 361
Chanley Club 312 186
Chanley Club 312 186
Dieta Organization 448 1,951
Conserving School Council 488 1,951
Entertropy 238 186
Eutrophy 338 171
**STUDENT SERVICES**
Campus Veterans Health Center 1,903 738
Campus Veterans Status of Women 4,175 270
Consumer Affairs Association 8,607 8,557
Dougless County Legal Aid 5,400 6,300
Hillings University 10,741 1,072
Environmental Service 10,741 1,072
MECRA 3,000 2,000
MECRA Legal 3,000 2,000
Native American Alliance 3,255 2,180
Women's Coalition 3,255 2,180
Woman's Coalition 3,255 2,170
UK Pensioner of Student Social Workers 725 728
UK Pensioner of Student Social Workers 725 728
UK Student Art Education Association 35 35
UK Student Art Education Association 35 35
Student Association for 796 228
Student Bar Association 795 725
Kansas Defense Project 4,113 909
Undergraduate Phenology Association 210 165
Undergraduate Public Library Club 210 165
The Advancement of Engineers 2,000 360
VEHR 3,000 360
J. Watson's April 11-15
TONITE IS LADIES' NIGHT.
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prices to rise gradually to levels set by oil exporting countries, now about $15 a barrel. Some domestic producers are now selling oil at more than $15 a barrel.
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— A heavy tax at the well-head on domestic crude oil, a hike that will be passed on to consumers. The increase on the taxed top of the tax paid at the service station.
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A - tax starting at about $400 per auto on cars that get low gas mileage. The tax, to be paid by the manufacturer and passed on to consumers when they purchase a vehicle, could gradually rise by as much as six times that amount.
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"ONE OF THE FUNNIES
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SEDUCTION SCENES EVER!"
—Some form of energy tax rebates, in possible lower Social Security taxes for low- and middle-income persons, to equities resulting from the program.
Nolt/CUF
—CONTINUED REGULATION of natural gas. The current federal price ceiling of $1.44 per million cubic feet would be allowed to rise gradually to encourage more exploration and force industry to shift to coal.
- Some form of mandatory conversion from natural gas to coal for industry.
The hike in the federal ceiling on natural gas would be passed on to homeowners,
"ELECTRICITY, VIGOR & PASSION"
- Tax incentives to homeowners who install insulation or improve already existing insulation. There also would be installations installing solar heating and cooling devices.
THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 7:30 AND 9:45
WOODRUFF AUDITORIUM KANSAS UNION
A seemingly hidden operation, KU's vending Services probably affects as many customers as possible.
Vending machines feed munchies
"The campus consumes over 1,000 cases of pop a week," vending director Forrest Jolly said recently. "We serve the campus with items according to customer demand."
Besides serving soda pop, the concession service offers chips, candy, fruit juices, cigarettes, cakes, pies, nuts, cookies and fruit. But the most popular items, Jolly Burger and junk foods; soda pop is purchased the most often, followed by other sugarary foods.
"YOU CAN GET a completely balanced meal at any of our areas, however, if you know what to look for and what you should be eating." Jolly said.
Jolly said the quality of the food in the vending machines was consistent and reliable.
He said, "You would get the same quality of food if you went through the Wescoe Terrace line as you would from any of our snack and machine areas.
"We don't use textured vegetable protein (TVP) in any of our sandwiches. We've had complaints that our hamburgers are dry. We can't just eat them without a real beef! If we used TVP, they it be moist."
VOLUME BUYING and special contracts with companies help to keep the vending prices low, he said, and prices generally are the end of a semester if prices increase.
"When pop in stores went from 25 cents a
can to 35 cents, we raised ours to 25 cents—and it's a cold," Jolly said.
Except in the residence halls, be said, all winding machines offer a choice between pellet stoves and electric stoves.
Jolly said that the service was operating at a profit but that profits were low. He says that the service could be more profitable.
said, particularly in the residence halls,
when a full-time maintenance man is on
duty.
Jolly said that occasionally a competitor appeared on campus.
"Once in awhile these bomb-pop trucks袭扰 us and we call traffic and security to be there."
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