Bush meets Atlanta parents over slain children crisis
Vice President George Bush and Barbara Bush met Atlanta city officials and grieving families of 20 slain black children amid federal aid and ongoing searches. Bush voiced national sympathy as volunteers expanded efforts. two missing children are still unaccounted for.
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Tax Cut Benefits May Favor Wealthy Under Reagan Plan
The Reagan tax cut would reduce rates by 5 percent this year and up to 10 percent in 1982 and 1983, averaging a 27.3 percent cut in liabilities. Projections show higher earners pay more in absolute taxes but a smaller share of incremental income, shifting some burden from rich to lower incomes amid inflation.
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