Reagan sticks to tax cuts but opens door for new revenue
President Reagan said he would consider additional revenue sources as part of a bipartisan budget compromise but not if it means retreating from scheduled income tax cuts. He spoke at the U S Chamber meeting and urged support for his program amid Democratic calls to delay or modify July 1983 tax reductions.
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Accuser Montuoro Wins 2.5 Million Lotto Prize
Mario Montuoro former union official who accused Labor Secretary Donovan of witnessing a bribe payoff has won 2.5 million dollars in New York Lotto and will share a top prize with another winner. He plans a trust fund for union dissidents and says proceeds will aid those facing similar hardship. A special prosecutor investigates the charge and a federal grand jury has heard witnesses.
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Louis Sanzo
Leon Silverman
Silverman
Sinai Sinai Pact Eases Tensions While Riots Erupt Elsewhere
Israel and Egypt signed a five point Sinai status pact allowing Israeli troop withdrawal from the Rafah area and creating multinational patrols. In the West Bank soldiers wounded two Palestinians including a 9 year old. In El Salvador a constituent assembly opening was boycotted by the military backed Christian Democrats. Archbishop Glemp met Pope John Paul II to discuss freeing 3,000 detainees under martial law in Poland.
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Poland
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Don Pierfranco Pastore
Jaruzelski
Solidarity Labor Movement
Noguchi bid for restraining order on demotion rejected
Los Angeles coroner Thomas Noguchi saw his bid for a court order blocking the County Board of Supervisors from demoting him rejected as premature by Superior Court Judge John Cole. Cole left open a path to reconsider if demotion moves proceed, and ordered the board to explain delays if a Civil Service Commission hearing should follow. The board cited deficiencies in the coroner’s department, moonlighting, alleged poor judgment in statements on Holden and Wood deaths, and abuse of power.
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Thomas Noguchi
County Board of Supervisors
Superior Court
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Noguchi
Cole
Godfrey Isaac
Civil Service Commission
Raids Target 1000 Illegals in Nine Cities Under Jobs Plan
Government agents arrested nearly 1,000 illegal aliens in nine cities on Monday as part of Operation Jobs aimed at freeing higher paying jobs for unemployed Americans. INS spokesman Verne Jervis said the crackdown seeks to place illegals in higher paying positions. In Los Angeles over 130 arrests occurred with raids slated to continue through the week in coordination with state employment offices. Fort Worth reported 268 arrests and Houston over 230.
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UPI
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Verne Jervis
Los Angeles
Fort Worth
Texas
Houston
Caretaker named to lead Chicago archdiocese after Cody
Very Rev. John Richard Keating, 48, named to run the nation’s largest Roman Catholic archdiocese until a permanent successor is chosen by the pope. Cody died at 74 amid tax exempt church money investigations. Keating serves as archdiocesan chancellor and voiced surprise at the appointment.
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John Richard Keating
John Paul II
Cardinal John Cody
Cody
United States
Keating
Supreme Court blocks free radio tunes in big stores
The Supreme Court ruled that large retailers may not use piped-in radio without paying for licenses, leaving in place a lower court decision that such use infringes music copyrights. The Gap stores challenged the ruling, but the court did not hear their appeal.
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