Consumer prices jump 1 percent in June
June CPI rose 1 percent led by gasoline and energy, with gasoline up 5.4 percent and fuel oil 2.1 percent. Housing costs rose 1 percent while beef and pork prices climbed. egg costs tumbled for the fourth straight month. Annual inflation ran 7.1 percent in June and 13.3 percent if the pace continued for 12 months.
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Hijacked Air Florida Flight Lands Safely in Key West
An Air Florida commuter flight carrying 10 people landed in Key West at 1:06 a.m. CDT after two hijackers held it in Havana for about four hours. Cuban authorities detained the hijackers. no injuries were reported among seven passengers and three crew members.
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Odessa American Delivery Rates and Subscriptions
The notice lists mail subscription rates for 6 months 3 months and 1 month with prices 73.00 39.00 20.00 7.00 and 48.50 25.00 12.75 4.50. It notes second class postage is included and provides delivery problem contact 337-7314 with daily and weekend call times.
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Weather snapshot from Odessa to North Texas
Skies over Odessa are partly cloudy with a low in the upper 60s and southeast winds. Saturday turns partly cloudy and hot with highs in the mid 90s, gusty SE winds. storms are unlikely in North Central Texas. Elsewhere the state remains warm with scattered thundershowers in Northeast Texas and the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
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Reagan loses top economic adviser Weidenbaum leaves circle
Washington AP reports Murray L Weidenbaum chief of the Council of Economic Advisers is resigning citing friction with President Reagan who favors his own economic course He will return to teaching in St Louis The exit follows similar resignations and a broad staff turnover in the administration with Poole named as a possible replacement or other candidates under consideration by Reagan.
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Tax hike week shapes Senate bill prospects for 1983
Early indications show the panel will accept much of the Senate tax bill while House leaders in a tax year election warn against passing a tax increase. The bill would double the cigarette tax to 16 cents per pack for three years and raise the telephone tax to 2 percent in 1983, 3 percent in 1984, then 2 percent in 1986 and beyond. It would raise medical expense deductions thresholds to 7 percent of income, cap unreimbursed medical insurance deduction at 100 dollars, and limit uninsured casualty loss deductions to those over 10 percent of income, impacting high income professionals and investors.
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Senate Tax Bill Complicates Forcing Withholding and Deductions
The plan would raise taxes on many deductions and tax-exempt bonds while requiring faster payments from corporations. It would repeal large depreciation boosts for 1986 and 1987 and tax certain meals. The Senate rejected a bid to cut withholding on interest and dividends, a move central to Reaganomics, as leaders pressed for broader compliance.
Death aboard set ends Vic Morrow film scene
Actor Vic Morrow star of Combat and two child actors were killed when a helicopter crashed during a Vietnam War sequence at Indian Dunes Park, north of Los Angeles. Five others were injured as debris from a simulated assault struck the tail rotor and toppled the craft into a river. The victims were Morrow, 51, and child actors Renee Shinn Chen, 6, of Pasadena, and a 7-year-old Ceritos boy, My-Ca Dvnh Lee.
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