Senate budget fights hinge on Social Security and taxes
Senate budget debate centers on Social Security cuts and higher tax increases. Republicans push for 40 billion in Social Security savings, while Democrats seek 170 billion in tax hikes, including repealing part of Reagan's July 1983 tax cut. Economists warn a delayed recovery without Fed easing.
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Braniff Executive Alleges Sabotage by American Airlines
Braniff senior vice president Sam Coats accuses American Airlines of illegal acts and computer sabotage aimed at wrecking Braniff. He cites canceled reservations and biased agent displays as evidence. Braniff filed for bankruptcy with 9,000 jobs laid off amid $1 billion debt. a grand jury and the Civil Aeronautics Board are investigating.
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Gunman targets spas and apartments in Dallas area. police seek pattern
A hooded gunman forced 50 women to strip at Elaine Powers Salons in Garland Carrollton and Denton, while nine young women and a man were assaulted at five North Dallas apartment complexes. Police note matching descriptions but lack a clear pattern.
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Yugoslavia Elects Milka Planinc First Female Prime Minister
Milka Planinc, 57, former Croatian Communist Party leader, was elected by Yugoslav parliament as prime minister in a historic vote. She named a 28 member cabinet and pledged to continue Tito era foreign policy while addressing economic issues and keeping Yugoslavia’s multinational unity.
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Doris Day Advises Marriage By Separate Bedrooms And Bathrooms
Doris Day suggests separate bedrooms and bathrooms as the only way to preserve privacy and reduce friction in a marriage. She notes she will not marry again, despite four prior marriages, and cites freedom as key.
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Shift urged to deter federal fraud in government benefits
A Stanford Research Institute study funded by the National Institute of Justice urges shifting resources from detection to prevention of fraud in federal benefit programs. It argues preventive fraud units costing far less than investigative teams could save many times their cost, citing Medicaid and farm loan fraud examples and urging systemic program design fixes.
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