Senate OKs tax reform in sweeping reform push
The Senate approved a sweeping tax overhaul by 97 to 3 as conference talks commence with the House, Reagan pressing for quick enactment. The plan cuts many deductions, shifts rates to 15 and 27 percent, raises business taxes, and could remove about 6 million poor from the tax rolls, with fights ahead over top rate, middle-class relief, and IRA deductions.
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Citizens Group Fights SolidTek Wetland Hazard Site
SolidTek of Pennsylvania faces a push from SolidTek Citizens Against Toxic Sites CATS which argues a 55 acre wetland area cuts through the proposed site where 14 hazardous waste landfills would sit on about 70 acres near Pa 551 in North Beaver Township Wetlands are restricted under state siting criteria and CATS cites reviews by Eidam McConnell and government agencies including the Game Commission and US Fish and Wildlife Service The group plans a joint agency investigation with the DER to resolve wetland questions and possible project changes
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Steve Stevens
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Mohawk High School
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Fist, and Wildlife Service
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Eidam
Donald Lazarchik
Der’s
Bureau of Waste Management
Harrisburg
Susan Haskins
DER
Meadville
Cyanide found in Anacin capsule triggers warning
Seattle residents were urged to avoid over the counter capsule drugs after cyanide was found in an Anacin-3 bottle linked to two Excedrin poisonings. Five cyanide tainted non-prescription bottles were found in Auburn and Kent. FDA warned King County to stop using capsule medications until further notice. Authorities seek whether the latest poisoning ties to earlier incidents.
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Jake Evans
New Castle Transit Chief Declines Comment On Handicap Rides
New Castle Area Transit Authority general manager Paul Domenick declined to comment on claims the bus system fails disabled riders. He promised public documentation at last night's meeting, but the topic was not raised. Authority solicitor Barilla called the questions irrelevant and said responses would come only if asked by the state.
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Waterway grants sought for two Lawrence County towns
Lawrence County commissioners plan state grant applications to repair Neshannock Creek in New Castle and to build a 50 by 150 foot storm water pond for the Bair Foundation in New Wilmington. The 50 percent local match would be required pending cost estimates, with the pond open to fishing and school use and a lease agreement for maintenance.
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New Wilmington
State Department of Community Affairs
Neshannock Creek
North Street
East Washington Street
Bair Foundation
Stephen J. Craig
Ross Taylor
Frank B. Taylor
Wilmington Area
Death Records for June 25 1986 Listed Portraits
Death notices report Frank P. Chapin aged 77 of 22 Buena Vista Way. George W. MacMurdo Sr aged 84 of Ellwood City. Herbert Mullen aged 58 of Walnut Creek California. Henry P. Boots aged 86 of 520 Friendship St. Obituaries list ages and residences.
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Frank P. Chapin
Buena Vista Way
George W. MacMurdo Sr
Ellwood City
Herbert Mullen
Walnut Creek
Calif
Henry P. Boots
Friendship St
Western Pennsylvania Weather Forecast Summary
Fair tonight with a low in the mid to upper 40s and light winds. Thursday brings mostly sunny and warmer skies with highs around 75 to 80. Extended outlook projects partly cloudy humid conditions Friday through Sunday with possible afternoon and evening thunderstorms. lows 55 to 65 and highs in the 80s.
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