Poland braces for New Year curfew lift amid apathy
In Warsaw reports say curfew will be eased for New Year’s Eve as social discipline improves yet public mood is one of apathy and resignation. Meat rations drop for non manual laborers, a 42 hour six day work week starts in 1982, and martial law continues with Solidarity reportedly smashed.
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Mine Operators Oppose Tax Increase in WV Strip Mines
West Virginia surface mine operators say the industry is ailing and urge lawmakers to avoid tax hikes in 1982. Ben Greene of the WV Surface Mining and Restoration Association warns higher federal and unemployment taxes bite the industry. They may back truck taxes but oppose environmental changes, arguing stability will benefit all as coal output remains about 150 million tons annually.
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Utilities Delays Hit Nuclear Plant Planning Says NRC Chair
Washington AP The Nuclear Regulatory Commission chair Nunzio Palladino says some utilities delay planning on plant types due to uncertain demand and rising costs While noting problems in nuclear and pollution standards he urges standardization and training for operators and criticizes tailor made plant designs to reduce construction time and investor risk He says he is dismayed by industry resistance to change.
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Dole Backs Benedict in Byrd Senate Bid in 1982
Dole will aid freshman Rep. Cleve Benedict of West Virginia in his challenge to Senate Minority Leader Robert Byrd in 1982. Walt Riker said the effort is pro Benedict, not anti Byrd, with Dole already helping at a Washington fundraiser and promising more help. Byrd's camp and other figures react with surprise and caution.
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Phase II Of Tax Cuts To Begin This Week
The second phase of the largest tax cut in history begins Friday, offering most Americans an immediate incentive to save for retirement and a mid-year boost in take home pay. The reform includes IRA expansions, higher child-care deductions, and an 8.75 percent average rate cut, with Social Security tax changes and marriage penalty relief for many families.
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Rain and warm weekend forecast from Miami to Boston
A weather note covers rain developing in the southwest today with highs in the 40s and tonight in the 30s, followed by scattered snow flurries and 20s. The extended outlook shows fair weather Saturday and Sunday with a warming trend into the 50s Monday. In Miami, Ray Bedal, the short cop, relies on brains and humor over brawn to nab suspects on Key Biscayne after nine years on the Metro-Dade force. A Boston notice reports a physician stating lemon and bitters can cure hiccups, with an 88 percent response in 16 people in a New England Journal letter, tested on bar patrons.
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