Bodies Found in Auto Trunk After Baltimore Slaying
Two Hartsville Maryland men Harold Sellers 35 and Walter Ellerby 35 were found shot to death in a Pontiac trunk near the Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum. Police say robbery of at least 2500 dollars appears motive. The men had planned to buy a camper and were missing since Jan 31.
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Reagan Pushes Simpler Tax Plan Amid Deficit Focus
President Reagan urged a flat rate tax simplification with a 35 percent top rate while preserving home mortgage interest deductions. Congress, preoccupied with deficits over 200 billion, may delay tax reform though Senate leaders hint at support if backed by strong lobbying.
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State Lawmakers Agree Reagan's Speech Patriotic
South Carolina lawmakers praised Reagan's State of the Union for patriotic punch while Democrats warned the budget will be hard to advance. Sen Hollings objected that the speech ignored deficits and free trade hurts farmers and textiles. Republicans lauded the address as typical and dramatic, with Thurmond backing a balanced budget amendment. Derrick criticized the speech for lacking focus on textiles and farming.
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State of the Union highlights on taxes and security
President Reagan urged tax simplification and a top rate no higher than 35 percent with no tax increases in disguise. He proposed enterprise zones and tuition credits, pledged defense spending, MX missile funding, and reforms to social programs while urging continued aid to Central America and trade expansion.
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