Reagan plan outlined to top business leaders in Virginia
In Hot Springs Virginia the Reagan administration pressed business leaders for tax cuts and spending restraint saying lower rates and regulatory relief would curb inflation and high interest. Weidenbaum read Reagan's plan including a 30 percent personal tax cut over three years and accelerated depreciation for business purchases with retroactive effect.
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Wall Street
Thursday Night
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General Electric Co
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Paul Volcker
Federal Reserve
Volcker
Fed
Treasury
Donald Regan
Divorces Recorded in Douglas County District Court
Douglas County District Court records list divorces for multiple couples. Names include James R. Wayland and Robin L. Wayland of Eudora, Glenn E. Smith and Diana J. Midgett of Lawrence, John B. Schoolland and Paula G. Schoolland with one spouse in Los Angeles, and several others from Lawrence and nearby areas.
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Douglas County District Court
James R. Wayland
Eudora
Robin L. Wayland
Glenn E. Smith
Diana J. Midgett
Lawrence
John B. Schoolland
Overland Park
Paula G. Schoolland
Los Angeles
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Roff, Okla
Joyce D. Harris
Independence
Narayana Brown
Padmani Brown
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Carol J. Kearns
Ralph L. Ruhlen
Baldwin
Janice C. Ruhlen
Gregory H. Thomas
Brenda K. Thomas
Perry E. Flowers
Chicago
Sharon M. Samuels
Nick W. Raulsten
Kathy J. Raulsten
Thomas Guilfoyle
Janette Guilfoyle
Ronald Grant
Leonard Wood
Kathleen L. Grant
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Kan
Joseph J. Mzhickteno
Karen Mgzhickteno
Roger Dale Purcell
Bonner Springs
Cathy L. Purcell
Robert L. Graham
Catherine L. Graham
Wichita
Lonnie D. Burggraf
Gail L. Burggraf
Huron
S.D
Joseph J. Grzenda
Nadine H. Grzenda
John F. English
Patricia J. English
William H. Smith
Topeka
Linda G. Smith
Clarence R. Marvin
Bethany
Okla
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John J. Fischer
Loretta M. Fischer
Thomas S. Alexios
Nora L. Alexios
John E. Hedrick
Barbara R. Hedrick
William R. Paley
Susan G. Paley
Sharon
Ronnie M. Craig
Charlene K. Craig
Robert E. Beebe
Diane M. Beebe
Estel A. Eaton Jr
Carol M. Eaton
James R. Lyall
Larry T. Ross
April A. Ross
Gregory D. Sanders
Janice A. Sanders
Daniel A. McMillin
Judy R. McMillin
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
District Court of
Douglas County
Kansas
Robert J. Sherwood
K. S.A
State of
Eula Sherwood
Diotgins County
Amtrak chief criticizes cuts and budget plan
Amtrak president Alan Boyd blasts Reagan’s budget as harming rail travel and touts a plan to have Amtrak cover operating costs from fares by 1965 while still needing capital funds. He warns against drastic service cuts and argues for balanced transportation policy amid a shift to self funding by 1985.
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Amtrak
Alan Boyd
Reagan
Boyd
Northeast
Congress
Women’s Transportation Seminar
Johnson
Civil Aeronautics Board
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