Budget cut battle frames tense congressional reconcilation
Health care cuts provoke protests outside the White House led by AP Vaserends and Dr. Benjamin Spock. Political leaders including Speaker Thomas O Neill clash with Budget Director David Stockman over a $36 billion slash plan as committees draft the reconciliation bill to meet June 12 targets.
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Marriage Penalty Sparks Tax Reform Debates in Congress
Letters to lawmakers urge elimination of the marriage penalty seen in 1981 tax plans. IRS estimated a $3134 effect in one case as a Maryland minister warns single life eases finances. The proposal would let the lower earner deduct 10 percent of income up to 30000, aiming to avoid unequal treatment.
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Fenwick Pushes Tax Plan Aiming At Two-Earner Relief
Rep. Fenwick advances tax proposals to ease the marriage penalty. One plan halves the penalty with 2nd income deductions, costing about 2.7 billion to 1982 revenue, while a separate option would let married couples file separately at single rates, potentially costing up to 9 billion. She seeks relief for two-earner families with flexible approaches.
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Reckoning Day Nears for Tucson Sect Rapture Followers
In Tucson a sect led by Bill Maupin and about 50 adherents plan to rise to heaven on June 28, abandoning homes and jobs. Bud Bowman, his family and others expect bodily ascent as Jesus greets them above. Some anticipate simple bliss and a three wheeler for a child before the event.
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County road system to gain unified planning under engineer
County officials discuss restructuring road governance with the county engineer gaining planning power over the road network while the county road supervisor executes the engineer’s plan. An election and census redraw are anticipated. governance aims to curb uncoordinated actions and establish a clear priority system.
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Horned Toads Adapt and Thrive Across Wide Range
Wildlife expert Allen notes horned toads hide in sand and shrubs to stay unseen. When threatened they puff up to look fiercer. Fourteen species exist from Washington and Oregon mountains to Canada and Mexican deserts, with the Texas Horned Toad and Roundtail Horned Toad among locals.
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Reagan Brings Warm Message To Brady In Hospital Reunion
Washington AP report notes James Brady, wounded White House press secretary, quips with President Reagan during a hospital visit in which Reagan says Brady is missed and urges him to return to work. The emotional scene underscores the bond between the two leaders.
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Connecticut Outlaws Paramilitary Camps After Gov ONeill Signature
Connecticut becomes the first state to ban paramilitary camps after Gov William ONeill signs the measure which takes effect Oct 1 The law mirrors Anti-Defamation League proposals and imposes penalties up to 10 years in prison and 5000 dollars in fines It criminalizes teaching training or instruction in the use or manufacture of firearms explosives or fire producing devices for violent acts.
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Odessa American publication info and address note
The Odessa American provides its address at 222 East 4th Street Odessa Texas and notes daily and Sunday publication with a yearly subscription of 70 dollars. It states postal handling details and directs readers to send address changes to Box 2952 Odessa Texas 79760.
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Home Delivery Pricing and Postage Notice
An old newspaper snippet outlines home delivery options with monthly and half year rates, plus a note about delivery problems and a contact number. It mentions daily cutoffs before 7:00 PM on weekdays and before 10:30 AM on Saturdays and Sundays.
Weather outlook with lingering heat and storm chances
Partly cloudy and warm through Thursday with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms tonight and Thursday. Isolated severe storms possible tonight. Lows in the mid 60s, Thursday highs near 90s, southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Forecasters cite a stationary front from western Oklahoma to southeastern New Mexico and Gulf moisture.
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