House Sets Timetable for Budget and Tax Action
The administration and a bipartisan House group agree on a timetable to approve fiscal 1982 budget cuts before voting on tax cuts. Republican leaders in both chambers introduce Reagan tax cut bills costing about 53.9 billion in lost revenue, with plans for faster depreciation and a 30 percent across the board personal rate cut over three years.
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Barber Conable
R-N.y
House
Ways and Means Committee
GOP
Bob Michel
Senate
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Senate Finance Committee
Robert Dole
Bkan
Bruce Thompson
Treasury Department
Reagan
El Salvador reports 2200 guerrillas killed in two months
Defense Minister Jose Guillermo Garcia said government forces have killed 2,200 guerrillas since the January 10 offensive to topple the junta. He noted 146 troops have died, with seven combat areas reported, while a Costa Rican former labor minister warned of a coming right-wing coup and bloodbath.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Jose Guillermo Garcia
Garcia
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Gabriel Gallegos
San Juan
Costa Rica
Gallegos
Carlos Humberto Romero
Frigate Stephen W. Groves Christening Planned in Bath
A missile launching frigate will be christened Stephen W. Groves, honoring a Maine fighter pilot killed in World War II. A Bath Iron Works worker prepares the ship for its April 4 launch.
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Stephen W. Groves
Maine
Bath, Maine
Sinatra and Davis raise funds for Atlanta killings inquiry
Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. headline a three hour benefit that netted about 148000 for Atlanta police investigation into the slayings of 20 black children. about 4600 attended with tickets 25 and 100 and donations from corporations and an after auction. additional Guardian Angels volunteers arrived to teach self protection independently of authorities while Davis considers more benefit shows in major cities.
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Atlanta
Frank Sinatra
Sammy Davis Jr
Maynard Jackson
Sherecia Williams
Roberta Flack
Burt Reynolds
Dizzy Gillespie
Guardian Angels
New York City
New York
Lisa Evers
Davis
Los Angeles
Clemency-selling guilty plea hits Tennessee aide
Eddie Sisk, former legal counsel to ex Governor Ray Blanton, pleaded guilty to selling executive clemency to prison inmates in a federal case. The deal could bring a five year term as he faces related trials for others tied to Clemency peddling. Blanton authorized clemency for 52 inmates before his ouster.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Tennessee
Ray Blanton
Eddie Sisk
Blanton
Sisk
Charles Benson
Charles Frederick Taylor
Benson
Taylor
FBI
UAW AFL CIO may reunite after 13 year split
The UAW executive board unanimously calls regional constitutional conventions urging delegates to authorize reaffiliation with the AFL CIO. AFL CIO spokesman Allan Zack welcomed the move and looks forward to regional results.
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UAW
Aflcio
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Douglas Fraser
Fraser
Washington
Afl-Cio
Allan Zack
World Pinochet sworn in for eight more years in Chile
Augusto Pinochet, military president, took an eight year oath before 3,500 in Santiago, pledging to uphold the third constitution and rail against Marxist demagogy. He named junta members Merino, Matthei, Mendoza, and Benavides as oath assistants. Japan to study export cartel to curb auto shipments to the United States amid U S trade tensions.
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Pinochet
Chile
Santiago
UPI
Augusto Pinochet
Diego Portales
Navy
Adm
Jose T. Merino
Air Force
Fernando Matthei
Cesar Mendoza
Army
Cesar Benavides
Japan
Tokyo
United States
Nihon Keizai
Polish strike alert and Warsaw Pact drills across Poland
Independent unionists in Radom issued a strike alert over alleged worker oppression and local official attacks. In Lodz, authorities halted a province-wide strike after allowing union organizing in a state hospital. PAP announced Warsaw Pact drills in Poland and neighboring countries to coordinate military staff, with no troop figures released.
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Warsaw
Poland
Radom
Lodz
Solidarity
PAP
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Tass
State Department
Free Labor Movement
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Sinatra
U.S
Pentagon Lands Registration
Pentagon
Selective Service
National Guard
David Jones
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
South Bend
Ind
Lester Ellsworth Perry Jr
Cuba
Perry
Russell Fair
TWA
Connecticut
Miami
Mario Goderich
Lonnie Bradley
Sammy Williams
Williams
Bradley
Jeffrey Kulp
Liberty City
San Diego
U.S. Navy
el Ahlwardt
Naval Regional Medical Center
Naval
Automobile Section
Ministry of International Trade and Industry
Kinder Care
Killarney
35Th Street
Marion
East
Moline
Illinois
Quad City Downs
Osness Control
Dvir II
General Electric
Ilten’s Inc
2Nd Ave
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