Lewis to face Tylenol extortion charges in Chicago
James W. Lewis, linked to the Tylenol poisonings case, is being moved from New York to Chicago to face federal extortion charges. He was listed for arraignment at 2 p.m. in Chicago after a rapid transfer from the Metropolitan Correction Center. His wife Leann Lewis, 35, surrendered in Chicago on December 14 and faces a Social Security fraud case with a $5 million bond.
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Bank cuts prime rate to 11 percent in New York
Chase Manhattan Bank lowered its prime lending rate by half a point to 11 percent, the lowest since August 1980, marking the first cut since banks had adopted 11.5 percent on November 22. Economists cite weak demand and Fed policy as drivers of falling loan costs. The discount rate remains 8.5 percent, down from July, and three month certificates yield 8.7 percent, down from 15.25 percent in late June.
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Weather Across Regions Faces Storms and 13 Deaths
High winds and heavy snow swept from the central Plains to the upper Mississippi Valley in storms that have claimed 13 lives and forced 1,300 to flee. Blizzard warnings persist in sw Minnesota eastern North Dakota and Nebraska as rain and thunderstorms affect other regions. Temperatures range from 12 below zero in Butte Montana to 74 in Key West Florida at 2 a.m. EST.
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Deaths Edith Bennie Alfred Nelson in Garfield and Leoti
Edith Bennie 88 of Garden Valley died Monday at St. Catherine Hospital. Garland Funeral Home to announce arrangements. Alfred L. Nelson 89 of Garfield died Saturday at St. Catherine Hospital after a long illness. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Garfield Lutheran Church with Pastor Keith Weins. Burial Garfield Cemetery. Nelson was a retired Garfield park maintenance man born Nov 8 1893 in Garfield and lived there until moving to Garden City. He married Mae Elizabeth Dow April 22 1917 in Williamsburg. Survivors include son Wendell A. Nelson Pierce City Missouri daughter Irene Bowman Garfield son-in-law James Bowman three sisters and four grandchildren. Memorials to Garfield Lutheran Church or Phillips-White Funeral Home Garden City. Jennie Ortiz Leoti 60 died Monday at Wichita County Hospital after a long illness. Born Jennie Rodriguez December 27 1922 in Leon Mexico she married Margarito Ortiz December 27 1969 in Rocky Ford Colorado. She had been a Seoti resident since 1969 a member of St Anthony’s of Padua Church Seoti. Survivors include husband six sons Manuel Richard Isaac Lawrence Tony and Margarito Jr and daughter Joanne DeLeon as well as two brothers and two sisters and 30 grandchildren. Rosary 7 p.m. Wednesday Weinmann Price Funeral Home Leoti. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at St Anthony’s Catholic Church Leoti Cemetery burial. Memorials to Seoti EMT. One Month Six Months One year.
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Reagan weighs new tax hikes amid deficit concerns
Treasury Secretary Regan studies possible tax increases to curb the deficit but officials call the idea exploratory. Reagan referenced reports but did not reject them, while aides confirm internal talks on targeted tax hikes.
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