Strike Could Lead To Court
Washington AP The Reagan administration says it will prosecute air traffic controllers who strike next week risking grounding more than half the nation’s air traffic. Negotiations ended when union leaders walked out over the FAA wage offer. PATCO president Robert Poli set a 7 am Monday strike deadline if no deal by Sunday midnight.
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Washington
Reagan Administration
Transportation
Drew Lewis
Federal Aviation Administration
Robert Poli
Prince Charles Dances at Lincoln Center Gala
Prince Charles danced with Nancy Reagan under a Kennedy Center tent after a day that included a city helicopter tour and a Royal Ballet performance. The 24 hour visit culminated with departure planned from Kennedy Airport as irate Irish-Americans stood outside the venue.
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New York
Prince Charles
Nancy Reagan
Lincoln Center
Royal Ballet
Kennedy
Prince of Wales
Panel Endorses Tax Cut Change By House Ways Panel
The House Ways and Means Committee rejects Reagan’s business tax cut formula and backs a plan to lower the corporate tax rate and allow upfront investment write offs. Democrats also back accelerating the marriage tax reduction in a two year relief aimed at filers under fifty thousand dollars. Senate Finance begins drafting its own bill tied to most Reagan proposals.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means‘Committee
Reagan
Senate Finance Committee
Budget cuts push persists as House Republicans urged
Reagan administration pressures House Republicans to stay hardnosed in budget fights after Democrats modified cuts. The House Education and Labor Committee voted to restore millions for student loans elderly and disabled programs, offset by deeper cuts to child nutrition, public service jobs and emergency school aid.
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Washington
House
House Education and Labor Committee
Atlanta Moves to Plug News Leaks in Slayings Probe
Public Safety Commissioner Lee Brown says officials will curb leaks from within the ranks as a federal judge weighs a suit by a man who was questioned about the June 3 slayings of 28 young Black victims.
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Atlanta
Public Safety
Lee Brown
Ohio conducts first sea trials of giant Trident submarine
The USS Ohio, the Navy’s largest submarine at 560 feet and $1.2 billion, starts three day sea trials in the North Atlantic from Groton. A Soviet spy ship Ekwator tracks its move as crowds cheer at the Thames River departure and fog shrouds Long Island Sound.
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U.S.S. Ohio
Groton
Conn
Ekwator
Long Island
Ohio
Economy shows slow breathing after sharp first quarter
U S economic data indicate a tepid May with personal income up 0.6 percent and spending up 0.7 percent while inflation erodes gains. Factory utilization rose to 80.1 percent in May, the highest since 1980 but only a marginal uptick from April, as analysts note a breather after a strong start.
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U.S
Commerce Department
Robert Gough
Data Resources Inc
Lexington
Mass
Gough
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Commerce
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