O'Neill pushes 700 dollar cap on tax cut and trims defense
House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. proposes a 700 dollar limit on this year's individual income tax cut and cuts to defense spending. He argues the recovery is not assured and a fair cap would curb windfalls for high earners while reducing deficits. The plan targets four person, 50 000 plus households and aims to save billions in 1984 85.
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Washington
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
O’neill
Reagan
O'Neill
Rose Garden
White House
Larry Speakes
Senate
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Sen
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Senate Finance Committee
Dole
House
Congress
Jack Kemp
R-N.y
Kemp
American Stock Exchange
Anderson signals bid to launch third party in 1984
John B. Anderson, heading a $5.8 million funded third party, moves toward a 1984 presidential bid. He plans a 25 member steering committee to organize a lasting party, emphasize national security and arms talks with the Soviet Union, and avoid running while signaling possible candidacy for funding.
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Associated Press
Washington
John B. Anderson
Republican House
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Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
Federal Election Commission
Soviet Union
California investigators probe four slayings at horse ranch
Joshua Ryen eight survived a brutal rampage that killed his parents F Douglas and Peg Ryen 41 his sister Jessica ten and neighbor Christopher Hughes twelve Investigators led by San Bernardino County Sheriff Floyd Tidwell seek two men and a youth who fled detention facilities for questioning A bloodlike hatchet was found near the Ryens home as the hunt continued.
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Peg Ryen
Jessica
Christopher Hughes
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Chino
Lebanon mourns first anniversary of Israeli invasion
Across Lebanon a national day of mourning disrupted life in Sidon Tyre Baalbek Chtaura and Tripoli as shops closed in Shiite districts of Beirut. Eight wounded and 15 arrested at Kamed el Loz cease fire line after Israeli troops dispersed a demonstration.
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Tyre
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Chtaura
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Tripoli
Beirut
Bekaa
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Yarze
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Abdel Kader Ghoka
U.S. Hero Honored for Potomac Rescue
President Reagan posthumously honored Amiand D. Williams Jr. with the Coast Guard Gold Lifesaving Medal. Williams, a 46 year old Atlanta bank examiner, died in the Air Florida crash after helping save five survivors by passing a life ring from a helicopter.
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Reagan
Amiand D. Williams Jr
Potomac
Air Florida
Oval Office
Coast Guard
Williams
Atlanta
McAliskey visa denied over fundraising claim
The State Department denied Bernadette Devlin McAliskey a U S visa stating she planned to raise funds in the United States for a member of the INL A political wing. The INLA has claimed responsibility for multiple murders and bombings in Ireland and Britain.
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State Department
Bernadette Devlin McAliskey
Northern Ireland
United States
Irish National Liberation Army
INLA
Irish Republican Socialist Party
Republic of Ireland
Britain
McAliskey
Bernadette Devlin
Explosive Accident Injures 25 At Fort Bliss Training
An anti-tank weapon exploded during a demonstration at Fort Bliss near El Paso injuring 25 trainees. Six remained in serious condition in intensive care as the incident occurred at the McGregor Range test firing area.
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EL Paso
Texas
Fort Bliss
Army
McGregor Range
CBS Rather win slander verdict in Los Angeles case
A 10 to 2 jury verdict in Los Angeles clears CBS Inc, Dan Rather, and 60 Minutes producer Steven Glauber of slander claims by Dr. Carl Galloway. The panel found no malice and rejected punitive damages, after an 18 minute December 1979 segment tying a clinic to insurance fraud in the black community.
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CBS
Dan Rather
California
Carl Galloway
60 Minutes
CBS Inc
Steven Glauber
Carl A. Galloway
CBS News
New York
Gene Mater
CBS Evening News
Galloway
Rather
Allied ceremonies mark 39th Normandy invasion anniversary
World leaders from France the United States Britain and Canada observed subdued ceremonies and declared commitments to peace on the 39th anniversary of the June 6 1944 Normandy invasion. The invasion cost about 3400 American and 3000 British and 1000 Canadian lives. In Moscow Yakov Fishman longtime chief rabbi of the citys main synagogue and Peace Committee member died of a heart attack at age 70 Tass reported.
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Moscow
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Peace Committee
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