Reagan reshuffles White House top aides in second term
President Reagan begins his second term with Baker and Regan leaving key posts as James A. Baker III and Donald T. Regan swap jobs. The president praised their records and said the changes aim to inject vigor into his administration while Capitol Hill welcomed the moves. Michael K. Deaver had signaled his own departure as the aides engineered the staff maneuver over weeks.
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IRS says 299 avoided 149 million in taxes in 1982
IRS reports 299 high income filers with incomes over 200000 paid no federal income tax in 1982. They earned 149 million, up from 1981 and far above 1979 levels, with foreign tax credits and casualty losses among main zero tax strategies. Reagan aides begin staff shakeup as New Year affects California ties.
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Baytown and Barbers Hill Menu Snippet with Birth Notices
Readable school menu fragment lists Thursday meals for Baytown and Barbers Hill with breakfast and lunch options including eggs, bacon, chicken fried steak, enchiladas, corndogs, pizza, and sides like beans, salad, fruit, and milk. A note mentions birthday greetings for Maria Cirelli and Cris Blevins from friends and family.
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