Energy secretary urges oil tax breaks in Reagan plan
Energy Secretary John S. Herrington told a Senate panel that national security requires retaining some oil and gas subsidies in Reagan's tax plan. Senator Bradley pressed whether market forces should govern oil resources while subsidies stay, noting support for broader taxation of the industry.
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Reagan Administration
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D-N.j
Senate Finance Subcommittee On Energy
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Congress divided on budget proposals
Washington talks on the budget hit a new snag as House negotiators proposed a compromise to protect 1986 Social Security increases and Senate bargainers rejected it. The two sides remain locked on Social Security and defense, with no major item agreed after two weeks of talks.
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House-Senate
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Texas
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Mengele identity confirmed by international team
An international panel of medical experts ruled that a body unearthed two weeks earlier is Josef Mengele. The group, led by Dr. Lowell Levine, said there is reasonable scientific certainty the remains are Mengele, with findings to be submitted to a U.S. court.
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Odessa KOCV TV prepares to launch in fall
KOCV Channel 36 in Odessa gears up for public station status replacing KERA. Station manager John McCarroll predicts on air by September or October after hiring staff and setting up a studio at Odessa College. Channel 36 will mirror KERA programming like Masterpiece Theater and National Geographic.
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Teen jailed for attempted murder in Odessa case
Odessa teenager Robert Earl Horton, 17, was convicted of attempted capital murder in the November 2 1984 attack on Marion Tomlin wife of former Odessa police chief Jack Tomlin. He received a 75 year prison sentence from a four man eight woman jury.
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