Reagan Tax Clash and Laws on Debt and Fees
A report on Democratic opposition to Reagan tax plans, debate over a $194 million borrowed from within the state, and proposals to repay over three years. Also notes on to be approved license fee hike, a consumer advocate office, hospital staff rights, farm labor study bill, and gift tax exemption change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unruh
Howard
Permissio
Jeader
Robert T. Monagan
Tracy
Attorney General's Office
Assembly
Ways and Means
Consumer Advocate
Newark quieted as National Guardsmen leave after riot toll climbs
National Guardsmen withdrew from Newark as five nights of death and destruction ended with a calmer scene across nearby towns. In Plainfield a policeman was killed by a mob while Jersey City and New Brunswick saw arrests and ongoing tensions. Newark damage tops 315 million dollars with a door to door survey planned. Governor Hughes lifted the emergency but bars stay closed.
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Newark
N.J
UPI
Feu
New Jersey
Plainfield
Jersey City
Richard J. Hughes
Hugh D. Addonigia
National
Johnson Ends Rail Strike With Compulsory Arbitration Plan
Congress approves a 90 day extension banning strikes and lockouts on railroads. A five member board mediates, aiming to settle disputes between railroads and six shopcraft unions. If no agreement after 90 days, terms set retroactively to 1967 begin, with normal operations to resume after arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Johnson
Shepcraft
Harley O. Staggers
House
Commerce Committee
Siges
Joseph W. Rumsey
International Association of Machinists
GE. Leighty
Railway Labor Executives Association
Congress
LE. Wolfe
Hearsay Charged Fugitives Targeted by FBI Dawn Raid
Federal agents burst into an Alvarado Street room at dawn with about fifty officers recovering six weapons including a machine pistol. The two suspects linked to the raid face charges of harboring a fugitive, with potential indictments looming against Mallong and accomplices. The case involves four previously jailed persons and ongoing efforts to identify the men who funded the room. Indictments could affect upcoming hearings in Los Angeles and Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Alvarado Street
ANFS
Daniel Joseph Pompa
Gloria Louise Negrete Pompa
Eli Arana
Jacob Guerana
Sill
U.S
Bono
Mallong
Los Angeles
Hermann
Montoya Brothers
Pima
Tucson
Ariz
Pam
San Pedro
River Town Fire Bombed in Racially Tense Cairo
State troopers rushed to Cairo on Sunday night after fires struck two dozen local businesses. Firefighters battled blazes reportedly set by gangs of young Negroes, with one warehouse leased by an oil firm destroyed. Normal police duties resumed Monday as tension remained high.
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Cairo
Old River
Nationwide rail strike cripples economy and halts shipments
The rail walkout forces Ford to close seven assembly plants if unresolved. Major steel producers US Steel Bethlehem Steel warn of curtailed output. Food shipments stall, perishables at risk as rail lines use supervisors and shunt goods. Mail service halted, Postmaster OBrien orders moratorium on certain mail. Automotive parts supplier The Budd Company lays off 800 in Philadelphia. Buffalo flour mills idle awaiting supplies as production drops. Half a million commuters face disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Com Paty
US Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
California
Lawrence O'Brien
Budd Company
Philadelpha
Buffalo
Standard Milling Company
Ald
Mmills
Bandit robs Wilmington finance office for 380 dollars
A stocky bandit entered Beneficial Finance Co at 1145 Avalon Blvd and demanded cash from five victims. After filling a white bag, he warned, then fired a shot into the ceiling and fled with about 380 dollars as police searched the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Harbor Division
Beneficial Finance Co
Avalon Blvd
Mary Maldrop
Rod Strietzer
Streitzer
Diane van Pelt
Gary Dietz
Sylvia Pimentel
Haldup
Why Are You Ignored When You Talk
A Chicago publisher offers a self training method in a booklet titled Adventures in Conversation. The guide promises poise, confidence, and better impression in business and social settings. Readers in Bayonne can receive the booklet free by sending name, address, and zip code with the required postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bayonne
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Reagan
D-Inglewond
Ap Opinion
George Murphy
California Taxpayers Association
Ways and Means Committee
Drlver
Senate Agriculture Committee
Califaornia Farm Labor Service
NEW Jersey National Guard
New Brunswick
Rutgers University
Paterson
New York
Senate
Oppo
Vietnam
John McCormack
Justice Department
Tarlow
River Town
Uetil
Long Beach
Qcean
KIVE
Bandit
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
San Francisco
Charles 5. Murphy
Civil Agronautics Board
Ptal Vier
Walkers
Long Beech
Victoria
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