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Economy / Tax Bill #36421

ABC Evening News for Thursday, Mar 27, 1975
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(Studio) President Ford to decide tax bill soon. Govt. reports upturn in economy indicators and sharp drop in oil imports that turns balance of trade around.
REPORTER: Harry Reasoner

(DC) Ford says he has House votes to sustain tax cut veto. Last night, House rejects Republican motion to send compromise back to committee Press Secretary Ronald Nessen shows heavily pencilled copy of tax bill given to White House Ford meets with economic policy board; 12-page report by Treasury considers amendments opposed by President Ford prefers to veto bill. Veto would be slap at Representative Al Ullman and most of voters wouldn't understand.
REPORTER: Steve Bell

Reporter(s):
Bell, Steve;
Reasoner, Harry
Duration:
00:02:20

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