Reagan says tax code hinders economy but overhaul looms
President Reagan in a Camp David radio address denounces the current federal income tax as a hodge podge of special favors and a drag on economic growth. He urges swift passage of tax overhaul by Labor Day, warning tax shelters divert investment from productive enterprise and job creation. Senate GOP leaders expect passage, House-Senate talks loom.
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Doctor returns from Chernobyl with outlook on deaths
U S bone marrow specialist Dr Robert Gale says two or three more radiation deaths are expected soon from Chernobyl and he has signed a life long agreement with Soviet health experts to monitor about 100000 potentially affected people. He notes 26 total deaths so far, most within 30 kilometers of the plant.
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Andrew Passes Off North Carolina Coast Amid Surf Advisory
RALEIGH AP Tropical storm Andrew, first of the 1986 season, kept skippers ashore while surfers faced offshore winds and rain along the North Carolina coast. Centered about 80 miles south of Cape Hatteras at 8 p.m., it moved northeast at 12 mph, with minimal land threat expected as it drifted seaward. The storm had been linked to 40 Caribbean flood deaths.
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Soldier dies from West German nightclub bombing injuries
A second American serviceman died from injuries after the April 5 terrorist bombing of a West German nightclub. The fallen is Staff Sgt. James F. Goins, 26, of Ellerbee North Carolina, survived by his wife and son, per Pentagon spokesman Col. Gene Sands. Libya denies involvement.
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Brother of Beirut hostage dies in Florida
Glenn Anderson, 39, brother of AP correspondent Terry Anderson, died of lung cancer while flying home to Ocala from Batavia New York. He had earlier taped a plea for his brother’s release and urged Lebanese officials to air it on TV.
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Cuba to free Bay of Pigs officer Montero Duque
Cuban authorities plan to release Ricardo Montero Duque the last high ranking Bay of Pigs participant after 25 years in prison. He would be placed with an aide to Senator Edward Kennedy who had urged Castro for humanitarian grounds.
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