Social Security tax boost triggers Democratic split
Washington AP reports a split among Democrats as the Joint Economic Committee proposes cutting the upcoming Social Security tax increase by 33 billion dollars before it takes effect next year. The committee majority signaled adjustments to the tax plan ahead of implementation.
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Miners Near Agreement Amid 105 Day Strike
Union officials briefed on a new contract warned about acceptance or rejection patterns. They expect a close vote Friday as miners, broke and hungry after a 105 day strike, lean toward ratification only if their hardship is acknowledged in a deal.
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Lebanon
Israel presses south Lebanon advance toward Litani River
Israeli troops swept past Tyre and seized southern Lebanon to the Litani on a 30 mile front as Prime Minister Begin sought to push guerrillas from the entire region south of the river. The U N Council urged immediate withdrawal and Waldheim planned a 4000 man peacekeeping force costing 68 million dollars. Maj Gen Emmanuel Erskine was named to command.
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Portable toilet bid set for weekend in Union Grove NC
500 portable toilets bid set on weekend in Union Grove North Carolina announced by AP. J Pierce Van Hoy, described as rotund and white-haired, leads the coverage of the event and related preparations.
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Justices clear path for new Kent State trial
The Supreme Court let stand a 6th Circuit ruling ordering a new trial in a $46 million civil rights suit over the 1970 Kent State killings. The case, involving Gov James Rhodes and National Guard officials, centers on a juror threat that tainted the original 1975 trial.
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Election financing plan fights on House floor
A partisan battle over a bill limiting contributions to House candidates heats up as the measure nears floor debate. Democrats press public financing so Republicans gain footing, while Republicans warn of an eight million treasury and a GOP extinction risk. An amendment for Treasury matching funds is slated for Tuesday by Foley and Conable.
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Weather outlook showers and cooler trend through Friday
Tonight shows showers with a chance of thundershowers and low temperatures in the mid to low 40s. Tuesday brings showers and a high near 58, while the rest of the week turns milder then cooler with possible rain midweek and fairer, cooler conditions by Friday.
New federal law bans abusive debt collection practices
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act prohibits harassment, late night calls, threats, and impersonations by bill collectors. It requires written notices within five days of contact listing what is owed and how to dispute it, and applies to third party agencies handling others' debts only.
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Crime Alert Notice for Suspicious Activity Reporting
A public alert urges residents to call the police number if they witness a crime in progress or spot suspicious activity. It emphasizes prompt reporting to aid investigations and public safety.
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