Coastal Residents Ride Out Hurricane Charley on the Outer Banks
Hurricane Charley skimmed North Carolina coast as residents evacuated or stayed with little damage reported. In Ocracoke Island a long ferry line prompted a return home while surfers and tourists resumed activities along the coast. Local officials noted few shelters used and residents hoped for better hurricanes later.
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Charley
Chuck Shinn
Atlantic Beach
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Bogue
North Carolina
Bogue Bank
Brad Woodward
Dock House
Beaufort
Camille
Woodward
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Clawson’s
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Carteret County
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Martha Sellers
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Red Cross
Williamston High School
Martin County
Charley Wreaks Havoc Along Atlantic Coast Shoreline
A powerful storm Charley moved north northeast parallel to the coast causing coastal flooding risks in Delaware and New Jersey with surges of 3 to 5 feet amid high tides. It prompted widespread evacuations across Maryland Delaware Virginia and coastal towns in North Carolina closing airports and grounding aircraft while damaging buildings and infrastructure.
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National Weather Service
Delaware
New Jersey
Bob Case
National Hurricane Center
Coral Gables
Fla
Maryland
Chuck Jackson
Sussex County
Del
Wayne Ellingston
Bethany Beach
Rehoboth Beach
Tax Overhaul Deal Reached After Long Negotiations
Congress edges toward the most thorough federal tax code revision in a generation as Rep. Dan Rostenkowski and Sen. Bob Packwood finalize a compromise. Rostenkowski credits political process and honors Sen. Russell Long amid a packed chamber crowd and praise from colleagues.
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R-Ore
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Chicago
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Russell B. Long
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Long
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Bill Bradley
D-N.j
National Basketball Association
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Rostenkowski Seeks Tax Hikes to Bridge Deficit Gap
House Ways and Means Chair Dan Rostenkowski said increased taxes may be needed as Congress struggles to cut the deficit, while Treasury Secretary Baker warned against tax boosts. Gramm-Rudman targets prompt possible across the board cuts if balance is not reached by 1991, with CBO and OMB forecasts differing.
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Meet the Press
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Supreme Court
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Tax Plan Faces Bipartisan Push In Congress
After five days of private talks between Rostenkowski and Packwood, a 102 page tax reform summary won voice vote approval. President Reagan hailed the deal as a bipartisan triumph though opponents warned of a tough Senate fight.
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Sen
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Danforth
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