Tax withholding repeal gains House Senate accord
Washington Post shows Senate and House resolving a week-long deadlock on repealing the 10 percent tax withholding on dividend and interest income set to start July 1. President Reagan backs repeal with Caribbean Basin legislation linked. Treasury delays end August 5 recess.
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Washington Post Service
Washington — Senate
House
Treasury Department
Congress
Reagan
Sen
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Bentsen
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Internal Revenue Service
Israel and United States discuss staged Lebanon troop pullback
Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir says the initial redeployment in Lebanon will be the first stage of implementing the May 17 agreement for a total withdrawal. Talks with Secretary of State Shultz continue as Washington seeks Syria's agreement and a White House meeting with Reagan.
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Washington
Yitzhak Shamir
Lebanon
Shamir
George Shultz
Reagan
Israel
United States
U.S
Shultz
Defense
Moshe Arens
White House
Arens
Reagan Campaign Documents Probe Stirs House Subcommittee
A House subcommittee will examine Justice Department documents tied to the Reagan campaign. Officials seek how White House and Carter campaign materials were obtained by the 1980 Reagan team. The White House says Thomas Ellis denied racist ties amid a nomination controversy.
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Washington
House
Justice Department
Reagan
Department
House Post Office
Civil Service
White House
Thomas Ellis
Larry Speakes
Ellis
Board of International Broadcasting
Dioxin Found at Union Carbide Plant in Ohio
Dioxin detected in two unused areas at the Union Carbide plant in Marietta Ohio marking the first Ohio discovery authorities said Union Carbide will correct the issue. A Union Carbide statement said the dioxin was created in a chemical process once used at the plant. A separate report from Cape Canaveral noted a Pershing 2 missile broke apart about 70 seconds after launch the fifth failure in 16 attempts and the second consecutive failure. The missile was slated for deployment in West Germany in December.
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Marietta
Ohio
Union Carbide
Allan Franks
Environmental Protection Agency
Danbury
Conn
Cape Canaveral
Fla
West Germany
Man given life term for killer remains found in freezer
Lawrence Crowley, 25, was ordered to serve a mandatory life sentence for second degree murder after a jury convicted him July 14 of killing his roommate Earl Nolan, 40, whose ribs larynx and shoulder blade were found in Crowley's freezer. Nolan had been missing since Crowley moved in with him in March.
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New Orleans
Lawrence Crowley
Crowley
Earl Nolan
The Gazette Company Details And Subscription Rates
The Gazette established in 1883 publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. It lists carrier and mail subscription rates including Morning Editions and Sunday seven issues for 9.20 per four weeks and 95.00 per 52 weeks with territory restrictions. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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THE
Gazette
Gazette Company
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Associated Press
Iran denounces U S vow to keep gulf open as direct threat
In Nicosia Iran denounces the United States pledge to use any means to maintain Persian Gulf shipping. The Foreign Ministry spokesman calls the move a flagrant insult to regional sovereignty and independence and urges regional condemnation.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Iran
United States
Persian Gulf
U.S
Midler collapses on stage during Michigan concert
Bette Midler, exhausted and with a stomach upset, collapsed offstage at Pine Knob Music Theater in Pontiac while finishing a three night stand. Hospital spokeswoman Rita Johnson said her condition is stable and she is expected to be released in a day or two.
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Pontiac, Mich
Bette Midler
Riverside Ambulance Service
Pine Knob
Governor’s Pie Recipe Wins for Orr Wife
Gov Robert Orr wins a Ladies Home Journal apple pie contest with a recipe submitted by his wife Josie Orr. Orr says the honor belongs to the governess of the state, noting the contest was for governors not wives, after letters were sent to all 50 governors.
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Indianapolis
Robert Orr
Ladies Home Journal
Sue Huffman
Orr
Josie Orr
Hank
Elderly man carries out fatal shooting spree in San Francisco
In a half hour rampage an elderly man posing as ill killed Dr. Robert Ross at Potrero Hill Health Center and fatally shot machinist John Martin before shooting himself. Dr. Peter McConarty was injured and later listed in serious condition. Ivan Dunbinsky, 73, is hospitalized in critical condition.
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San Francisco
Herman Clark
Ivan Dunbinsky
Dunbinsky
Potrero Hill
Clark
Robert Ross
San Francisco General
Lingaas
Dennis Lawson
Chicago anthem winner rejected by mayor over tone
Jeff Jacobs won the Song of Chicago Alive contest with a $5,000 prize but Mayor Harold Washington overruled the judges after hearing a tape and called the song not strong enough. Ann Rashford notes Byrne funded the prize and initially reopened the contest after earlier finalists were rejected. Jacobs, 30, studied guitar and composition at NIU, learned of the decision as he prepared for a City Council performance.
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Chicago
Jeff Jacobs
Windy City
Harold Washington
Jacobs
Ann Rashford
Jane Byrne
Byrne
Ms. Rashford
Northern Illinois University
Bus Crash Kills 24 in Pakistan Ravine Fall
A bus skidded off a road and plunged into a ravine killing 24 passengers. State news said emergency medical facilities were set up near the crash site with few other details.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Meteorite hits Salyut 7 window in space station incident
Tass quoted Flight Director Vladimir Blagov saying two Soviet cosmonauts on the Salyut 7 space station felt an unpleasant surprise when a small meteorite struck a porthole with a loud crack. The meteorite left a small crater on the external glazing of the double window.
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Moscow
Salyut 7 Space Station
Tass
Vladimir Blagov
Gazette Wire Services
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