Reagan Tax Cut Set for October Paycheck Boost
The House planned routine approval of the largest tax cut in history sending it to Reagan who could sign by Wednesday. The measure would start easing taxes for most Americans after Oct 1 with longer term cuts totaling about 749 billion through 1986 and major relief beginning in 1981 for a typical four member family.
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County officials defend department head amid EMT resignations
Crew said this morning they regretted the resignations but felt forced to support their appointed head Ted McCurdy. EMTs argued the county could function with firings, while McCurdy noted replacements and available help from Sheriff and Ottawa public safety departments. Everything is covered, he said.
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FAA says air traffic plan working as strikes impact flights
FAA Administrator J Lynn Helms reported the emergency plan running smoother with 29 percent of controllers showing up this morning, up from 22 percent Monday, as the agency aims for 75 percent of flights by day’s end. Poli vows to continue strike despite government efforts to end it.
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Strikers face Senate warning and Hyatt skywalk cases unfold
In Washington 55 senators warned that any settlement from an illegal strike would be blocked. The union faces a $3.5 million funds limit and vows it cannot be beaten by intimidation. In Kansas City lawyers fill a pretrial session as Judge Mason consolidates Hyatt Regency skywalk cases and directs discovery procedures.
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Hyatt disaster lawsuits rise as court plans discovery
Lawyers for Hyatt case draft standard requests for production of documents. Judge Mason signed an order allowing Crown Center Redevelopment Corp to remove sky walk rods from the hotel on Aug 12 at a.m. Those items will go to a warehouse. Plaintiffs’ attorneys may access the hotel during the move. Five new suits filed in Circuit Court seek about 62 million in damages.
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Notice of Sheriff’s Sale in Franklin County Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas First National Bank of Ottawa files to sell at public auction on August day 1981 at 10:00 a.m. at the Franklin County Courthouse main west door Ottawa Kansas to satisfy an Order of Sale. The 1977 Ford Van EVaHHC90127 is described as the property of defendant Rickey Dean Ledom and will be sold for cash with six months redemption. Rex A. Bowling Sheriff of Franklin County Kansas signs the notice dated July 16 1981. Joyce Fackler Hendrix Anderson Byrd Richeson PO Box 78 Second Main Ottawa KS 64047 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Irish Sympathizer Threat at British Consulate in NY
An Irish sympathizer walked into the British Mission to the United Nations in New York demanding to meet Prime Minister Thatcher. Police evacuated floors 7 through 12 as a treated device proved nonlethal, described as an 18 inch steel implement with a clock. No injuries reported. The man, Tom Jack of New Jersey, held no hostages and offered no clear deadline.
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Iran names Bahonar prime minister after Rajai swearing in
President Mohammad Ali Rajai appoints Hojatoleslam Mohammad Javad Bahonar as prime minister of the Islamic Republic. Bombings mar Rajai’s swearing in as protests erupt outside the Iranian government and consulate in West Berlin.
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