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Tax Bill #481721

NBC Evening News for Thursday, Mar 13, 1975
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(Studio) Senator Fin. Committee agrees on additional tax cut for low and middle income families with children and tax credit of up to $2000 for people buying homes between April and December Committee working against deadline of Senator Easter recess. President willing to give up his Easter vacation to compromise on tax bill if Congress will give up its recess.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(Capitol Hill) Senate Democrats announce Senator to stay in session till it completes its work on tax bill. [Senator Gaylord NELSON - says Senate committee passed his motion to stay in session if need be.] [Senator Russell LONG - says committee moving as rapidly on bill as possible.] Big question is whether oil depletion allowance amendment to tax bill to pass Senator as it did House
REPORTER: Catherine Mackin

Reporter(s):
Chancellor, John;
Mackin, Catherine
Duration:
00:02:00

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