Reagan administration seizes Senate route to tax cheat probe
With withholding stalled in the House, the Reagan administration bets on Senate action to craft a plan to catch tax cheats. The Ways and Means Committee approved repeal, signaling a House vote, while debates over replacing withholding and penalties continue amid bankers' lobbying and partisan warnings.
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Robert Matsui
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Tom Downey
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Marty Russo
D-Ill
Internal Revenue Service
John E. Chapoton
Senators Move to Fix Hart Office Building Furnishings
The Senate Rules Committee authorized reprogramming 8 million for modular furniture in the Hart Office Building and approved up to 550,000 for rehabilitated surplus desks and chairs after consulting the General Services Administration. They plan a one month experiment with express subway service to speed Senate commutes between Hart Dirksen and Russell buildings.
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James A. McClure
Idaho
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