Social Security reform stalls amid feud with Reagan and O'Neill
Members of the Social Security reform commission said they cannot produce a rescue plan without signals of compromise from President Reagan and House Speaker O'Neill. The panel planned another session but warned consensus may remain elusive while key funding and benefit adjustments are debated. The fund posted large borrowing to cover late 1983 checks and faces gaps into 1984 without new authority.
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Social Security Reform Commission
Reagan
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
O'Neill
Robert M. Ball
Pepper
White House
Joe Waggoner
D-La
Storage timing and conditions key to drug safety
Pharmacologist Joe Graedon warns that how long and where medicines are stored matters as much as tamper evidence. He says bath room cabinets are worst, heat and humidity degrade pills, and cotton in bottles can spoil drugs. check expiration dates and ask for them on labels.
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Graedon
U.S
Gradeon
Gasohol Tax Break Could Boost Market Share Significantly
Washington AP reports the Senate Finance Committee exempts gasohol from a nickel-a-gallon gasoline tax hike as part of a $5.5 billion tax and highway bill. The exemption, potentially worth $640 million by 1985, could lift gasohol to about 10 percent of the market in three to four years, according to analyst Frederick Potter. Critics warn the move undermines road funding.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Dole
House
Dan Glickman
D-Kan
Ways and Means
Potter
Gasohol
E T Toys A Hit And A Miss Across Stores
ET toys rebound with mixed praise as retailers report sellouts for some items and weak demand for others. Some stores tout high demand for E T products and board games while others cut prices to move excess stock. Industry forecasts peg royalties near ten million by year end amid licenses from Parker Bros and Kamar International with strong orders in plush dolls and other items.
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C.W. Miranker
Associated Press
E.T
John Bogle
San Francisco
F.A.C. Schwartz
Kansas City
Mickey Coulter
Mt. Shasta
Calif
John Pola
Polo Bear
Atlanta
Lionel Play World
Duane Halpin
Lee Isgur
Paine Webber
New York
Martin Levy
Merchandising Corp. of America
Parker Bros
Notice of Hearing in Estate Case for William J Story
In Franklin County Kansas the estate of William J Story is probed for descent of Lot 1 in Southview Addition Ottawa Kansas and all other decedent property The petition by Mary L Hepner daughter and heir requires defenses by December 6 1982 at 10 00 am in Ottawa Kansas The hearing will determine title and assets If defenses are not filed judgement will be entered Attorneys for Petitioner Skoog Latimer Ottawa KS 60067 Orlin W Smith City Clerk
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
William J. Story
Southview
Ottawa
Otttawa
Mary L. Hepner
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