MOVE search ends as death toll rises to eleven
The city reports the MOVE house fire killed 11, ending the digging for bodies. Mayor Goode outlined plans to demolish and rebuild by Christmas, while pressing questions linger about MOVE’s leaders and motives and the potential for retaliation. Federal, state, and local officials coordinate relief and reconstruction funding and efforts.
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Philadelphia
Sod
W. Wilson Goode
Goode
Pierce
U.S
John Heinz
R-Pa
Reagan plan proposes 2 percent minimum tax on rich and firms
Washington sources say a 2 percent minimum income tax would apply to corporations and individuals under a Reagan administration tax simplification plan. Each taxpayer would compute tax under regular rules and minimum tax, paying whichever is higher, to curb loopholes and reduce high income low tax returns. The plan, set for May 28 unveiling, also contemplates high income thresholds for top rates.
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Washington
Washington Post
Reagan
the Post
New York Times
United walkout strains skies as pilots strike nationwide
More than 5,000 United Airlines pilots walked out over a two-tier wage plan, grounding most flights and pushing travelers to other carriers. American and Western Air Lines report heavy cancellations and full transcontinental service on competing routes, while Hawaii and mainland airports scramble to accommodate displaced passengers.
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United Airlines
United
Glenn Bozarth
Western Air Lines
Los Angeles
California
San Francisco
American Airlines
American Lowell Duncan
Duncan
Hawaii
New York
Boston
U.S. Transportation Department
Honolulu
John Waihee
U.S
Elizabeth Dole
Chicago
O'Hare
Denver
Stapleton International Airport
Logan International Airport
Quiet father, embezzler linked to Montgomery case
Stevenson Bryan, 51, accused of taking 1.1 million from the Montgomery County school system medical plan, was described by neighbors as quiet and sad. He lived with his wife and two children at 8203 Old Line Road, Broadview Acres, near Frederick, and had worked 20 years for the school board.
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Montgomery County
Stevenson T. Bryan
Old Line Road
Broadview Acres
Frederick
Liberty Road
Bryan
Steve
Montgomery County School Board
Mra. Bryan
Bryans
Glenda Klosterman
State to call last witnesses in Claus von Bulow retrial
Providence Rhode Island reporters note prosecutors will finish presenting their medical expert witnesses in the seventh week of Claus von Bulow’s retrial on charges of attempting to murder his wife Martha Sunny von Bulow. The defense challenges the experts while the state asserts insulin caused the comas. Princess Annie-Laurie Kneissl, daughter from von Bulow's late wife, is expected to testify as one of the final witnesses.
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Providence. RI
Claus von Bulow
Martha
Sunny” von Bulow
Robert F. Bradley
Boston
Pittsburgh Utilities
Rhode Island Supreme Court
George F. Cahill
Harvard Medical School
Bradley
Cahill
von Balow
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Rajeeh Pia
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Belgium
Frances Brunner
Brunner
Prince Alexander von Auersperg
Abbie Business Institute, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Mi
Winifred White
Hemby
Bob Hemby
North Market St
Dial
Baltimore
Annapolis
Columbia
Glen Burnie Hagerstown
America
Apr Singh
Fe Ecuconion
Contrenars
P.E.P.C
Hagerstown
Frederick — Holiday Inn
U.S. 40
Clatre
Siero
Lerge
Gateway
Orchard
Andyland
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