Tax bill advances to Reagan with toll on taxes
The $98.3 billion tax hike over three years clears Congress with a 62-47 Senate vote and 226-207 House margin amid election-year jitters. It raises cigarette taxes, boosts phone, air travel taxes, tightens reporting, and trims some deductions while preserving an across-the-board rate cut. Reagan plans to sign during California vacation as deficits loom.
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George Bush
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GOP
Malcolm Wallop
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Calif
Henry Hyde
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Newt Gingiich
R-Ga
Thomas P. O'Neill
O'Neill
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ill
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Robert Michel
Weather forecast for Saturday favors fair weather
The National Weather Service predicts fair conditions for most of the motlon Saturday. Showers are forecast in the Southeast. Hot weather is expected to extend along the southern tier.
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National Weather Service
Tougher tax enforcement may boost federal revenue
Congress and the Reagan administration push stronger tax law enforcement to raise about 81 billion from compliance measures and 4.9 billion from IRS hiring. Withholding 10 percent on interest and dividends would start July 1 1983, exempting small earners and the elderly under set limits while expanding penalties and reporting.
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Reagan Administration
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Mort Wiles
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Irregularities Plague Maryland State Police Promotions
Maryland Attorney General's Office uncovers irregularities in state police promotion policies. Trooper top of roster named, others given lower ratings without clear rationale. Investigators found officials failed to probe allegations before June 1961, prompting strong responses from state leaders and a call for fair treatment of the public.
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Sresvalle, Md
Maryland
Attorney General's Office
Wilbert Travers
Assistamt Ateet
Emery Pitt
Travers
Plitt
Col
Thomas
Emen
Hughes
Rotorex Faces Ongoing Picket Dispute at Salod Plant
Three Rotorex employees sat inside the fence as picketers circled with cigars above Salod, while talks on pay vouchers and orders stalled. Josh Rich of Fedders Corporation said mediators were contacted but no settlement or further discussions were scheduled, with federal mediators aware of the stalemate.
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Fedders Corporation
Roterex
Tharedsy
Dueetna
Rich
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Satbogt
Beaeeting
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