Soviet Leader Urges Deep Nuclear Reductions in Europe
Gromyko calls for sweeping disarmament including intermediate range and tactical missiles, proposing parity with Britain and France and backing limits for European based systems. He notes Soviet missiles would shift behind a Siberian line if over the agreed European total. Genscher cites NATO reaction to Soviet advances as a trigger for change. The White House rejects informal Geneva understandings as basis for any deal and reiterates the goal of scrapping all medium range missiles. Rostow and Nitze face criticism for overstepping instructions while praising the exploratory framework.
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Europe
U.S.A
Soviet Union
Andropov
European
Great Britain
France
Siberia
Gromyko
Hans-Dietrich Genscher
NATO
U.S
Washington
White House
Geneva
Paul Nitze
Yuli Kvitsinsky
New York Times
Nitze
Kvitsinsky
United States
Asia
Eugene Rostow
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Reagan Proposes 1 Percent Surcharge Plan For Taxpayers
Analysts compare a 1 percent levy on taxable income with a 4 percent tax bill surcharge, noting the income-based method hits lower and middle income groups harder. The package also includes Social Security solvency measures, a one year civilian and military wage freeze, and cuts to domestic programs and defense spending. Senate Republican Howard Baker urges deeper defense cuts.
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Pentagon
Senate
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Reagan-Lion and Lamb Call Aids Social Security Deal
White House officials report President Reagan called House Speaker O'Neill Senate leader Baker and Representative Rostenkowski and Senator Dole to express unity on a Social Security funding deal. The plan delays July benefits raise, raises payroll taxes, taxes half benefits for higher earners, and expands coverage to federal workers and nonprofits starting 1984.
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House
Thomas O’neill
Senate
Howard Baker
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ill
Ways and Means Committee
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Finance Committee
Reform
White House
Larry Speakes
Reagan
O’neill
Baker
Rostenkowski
Speakes
Commission
James Baker
Lawmakers hear bets on pari mutuel and new lottery plan
Lobbying begins as Hal Roofe of the Cattle Congress in Waterloo shows lawmakers a film promoting pari mutuel betting including dog racing. Senators Kinley and Rodgers introduce a bill creating a state lottery to fund property tax relief for cities and counties and the general fund.
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Hal Roofe
Cattle Congress
Waterloo
George Kinley
D-Des Moines
Norm Rodgers
D-Adel
Engagement Rings and Gift Return Ruling
The court ruled that Sackett’s engagement ring exchange was completed with her fiancé and that there was no evidence of infidelity. Siebenmann found Goldbeck dissatisfied and responsible for ending the engagement, while Sackett is not obliged to return the ring gift.
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Sackett
Siebenmann
Goldbeck
Rogers Richie Kool & Gang top American Music Awards
Kenny Rogers Lionel Richie Aretha Franklin Kool & The Gang lead at the 10th annual American Music Awards. Marvin Gaye Alabama and Hall & Oates also won in multiple categories. Olivia Newton John Barbara Mandrell and Diana Ross earned top female honors. The show featured satellite entries and performances from John Cougar Mitch Ryder and others.
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Los Angeles
Kenny Rogers
Lionel Richie
Aretha Franklin
Kool & the Gang
Willie Nelson
Nelson
San Diego
Richie
John Cougar
Olivia Newton-John
Hawaii
Barbara Mandrell
ABC
Mac Davis
Melissa Manchester
Diana Ross
Gaye
Alabama
Hall & Oates
Detroit
Mitch Ryder
Gap Band
Oak Ridge Boys
Statler Brothers
Stray Cats
Dick Clark
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Rogers
Money Market Savings
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Money Market
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