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lutitr, uw 17, 1971 THI INDIANAPOLIS W1WS Nixon Favors $200 Private School Tax Credit schools, he said, would "limit inequitable dual burdens as far as possible." And he asked the committee to consider ways in which the benefits of the credit "might be available to families who pay no income tax." The cutoff for the credit should be $18,000 in annual Income, Weinberger said, because most taxpayers whose children attend nonpublic schools have incomes below $18,000. Allowing the credit for parents of children in public schools to raise tuition to increase revenues by capturing the credit. "In so doing, the schools would reduce the number of low and mo derate income families who could afford to send their children to public schools," he said. A measure pending in Congress would grant a credit of 50 per cent, up to $400 a child a year. The administration favors a credit of 100 per cent, up to $200 a child.

Weinberger said the $400 proposal would induce private Management and Budget has told Congress. In a letter to Rep. Wilbur Mills, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, Caspar W. Weinberger said Congress also should consider granting tax credit for fees paid to public schools. WASHINGTON (A P) -President Nixon favors a tax credit of up to $200 a child as the principal way to aid nonprofit private schools, primarily parochial schools, against rising economic difficulties, the director of the Office of one day Wednesday only! square indicates items at Lafayette Square i checked items also at Southern Plaza it starred items also at Glendale NEWS ROUNDUP Dismissal Sought In End-The-War Funding Suit PHILADELPHIA (UPI) A Federal attorney argued yesterday for the dismissal of a suit challenging the constitutionality of the Vietnam war, saying the matter is in the hands of Congress and the President.

U.S. Atty. G. Michael Fenner said the suit should be dismissed because the U.S. District Court at Philadelphia "lacked jurisdiction" in the case.

A three-judge Federal panel was considering a suit filed by the National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee that seeks to end funding for Vietnam because Congress has never declared war. The panel took the question under advisement. "The war-making power here lies between the executive and Congress and not in the courts," Fenner said. The war in Vietnam is "a collaboration between the executive and Congress." While the war has never been declared officially, Fenner said Congress has passed appropriation measures to conduct the conflict in Vietnam. Air Force Fills Back In Skies WASHINGTON (AP)-The Air Force has reinstated its Fill tactical fighter planes after an investigation into two recent crashes.

The investigation "produced no evidence to indicate a common cause of separate accidents," the Air Force said. But it added it was unable to pinpoint the cause of the crashes, which raised to 22 the number of losses of the controversial swing-wing planes, formerly known as the TFX. The planes have resumed normal flying operations, the Air Force said. All Fills in the Tactical Air Command were ordered grounded on June 20, two days after a crash at Eglin Air Force Base, in which two crewmen perished. Relaxed Spassky Awaits Fischer REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) World chess champion Boris Spassky, looking relaxed and fit, said he is sure American challenger Bobby Fischer will show up in time and they will begin their 26-game series Sunday.

Spassky, a Russian, told a press conference yesterday that "only commander-in-chief Fischer knows" why the American didn't turn up as expected yesterday. Fischer, 29, was reported in seclusion in Los Angeles but was expected to fly to Reykjavik tomorrow. Spassky, 35, said he was satisfied with arrangements for -the tournament and even the 24-hour daylight didn't bother him "I have good curtains in my hotel." Asked to predict the outcome and whether Fischer was the best chess player of the 20th century, he said, "I will answer that one when the match is over." Bill Dies; Hell's Angels Cheer SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI)-With a "lobby" of Hell's Angels looking on and applauding its demise, a Senate committee yesterday killed a bill sought by the California Highway Patrol to require motorcyclists to wear safety helmets. The measure by Republican State Sen.

Craig Biddle was rejected after an applause-punctuated hearing when none of the eight committee members present offered a motion to bring it to a vote. As soon as the bill was pronounced dead, the Hells Angels-numbering about 100 stood up, applauded and cheered. The proposal, similar to legislation rejected in the past, was denounced by a string of witnesses, many of whom said helmets would be a hazard to and not protection for riders. third floor first Hoot I NOTIONS, STREET FLOOR ifVn men's valet. Reg.

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The resolution adopted called on Israel "to refrain from all military acts against Lebanon" and to return "at the earliest possible time" six Syrian and Lebanese officers captured in Lebanon last Wednesday by the Israeli raiders. Indicating no end to the reprisal policy, Tekoah said Israel would hold Lebanon to its "duty to prevent the use of its territory as abase for acts of murder." Israel will "stand firm on its rights to ensure that the people of Israel live in peace and security," he added. Tekoah also told the council his government desires the speedy repatriation of all prisoners, and that negotiations to accomplish this are under way. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) Israel rejected a U.N.

Security Council resolution last night condemning it for raids last week into Lebanon, calling the censure "an affront to the victims of Arab terror atrocities and a travesty of justice." Israeli Ambassador Tekoah said the resolution "belongs in the morgue of history" and "might have grave repercussions on the Middle East situation" if it encourages terrorists to continue their attacks. Submitted by Belgium, Britain and France, the compromise resolution was worked out in conjunction with three meetings of debate that began last Friday at the request of both Lebanon and Israel. The council adopted it 13-0, with the United States and Panama abstaining. It was the sixth time in V-k years that the council formally has condemned Israel for strikes into Lebanon in retaliation for attacks from Palestinian guerrillas based there. The resolution made an oblique reference to the guerrilla attacks, saying the council "profoundly deplored all acts of violence in the area." But U.S.

Ambassador George Bush said this was not enough for a balanced and fair resolution, and the United States therefore abstained in the THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Published daily except Sunday by Indianapolis Newspapers 307 N. Pennsyl vania Indianapo' lis, 46206. Telephones 633-1240 (Main Switchboard) 633-9211 Home Delivery Service) 633-9142 (Mail Subscriptions) 633-1212 (Want Ads) WASHINGTON BUREAU Ml National Press Building Washington, D.C., 2C004 11 ii i IN DIANA-BLOOM I NGTON BUREAU 528 North Walnut Street Bloomlngton, Indiana, 4401 1 PURDUE-LAFAYETTE BUREAU 105 North Clteuncey Avenue West Lafayette, Indiena, 47904 By Carrier Per Week, 40c Malt subscription payable In advance. Mail subscriptloni not accepted In cities end towns where carrier service it maintained. WAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES R.R.

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