Reagan nominees outline tax cuts and deregulation aims
President elect Ronald Reagan's Cabinet picks testify on tax cuts deregulation Social Security food exports and a cautious SALT II approach. Weinberger Baldrige Block Schweiker Regan and Watt face confirmation while the Electoral College votes are certified in Congress.
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State judge defies desegregation order in Buckeye case
UPI reports Buckeye Louisiana again defied a federal desegregation order by forcing an all white school to admit three white girls. U.S. District Judge Nauman Scott ordered a contempt show cause hearing for state Judge Richard Lee and others. The three girls Ramona Carbo Michelle Laborde and Lynda McNeal attended classes after Lee ordered admission.
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Atlanta missing child case added to task force list
Public Safety Commissioner Lee Brown said the 14 year old Subie Chuck Geter is now part of a larger probe into 16 missing and murdered children. Geter disappeared after being dropped at a shopping center to sell car deodorizers.
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Turkish crackdown nets over 32 thousand suspects
Turkish security forces have arrested 32,537 suspected terrorists and political extremists since the September 12 military takeover, including urban guerrillas, labor leaders, teachers, and others deemed extremist by the authorities, according to Milli Yet newspaper.
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GM Posts Slim 1980 Sales Amid Industry Low
General Motors reports a 16 percent drop in U.S. car sales for 1980, totaling 4,116,482 vehicles, as the industry faces its worst year in about two decades. Volkswagen posts a rising year, with U.S. sales up 0.5 percent to 293,595 and Buick leads GM with 720,368 units.
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Fraser Chrysler negotiate third round of concessions
UAW President Douglas Fraser leads the union bargaining team at Chrysler headquarters in Highland Park. Talks center on a $600 million 21 month wage freeze and possible profit sharing as Chrysler seeks to cut costs and secure federal loan guarantees.
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