Winter Storms Batter Seaside States
A fierce winter storm with high tides caused by a rare syzygy pummeled the East Coast and parts of the South, killing six and causing substantial property damage. From North Carolina to Virginia and up to New York, beaches eroded, dunes flattened, and power outages affected tens of thousands as 4 to 12 inches of snow fell inland and coastal flooding surged. authorities warned of continued high tides and heavy gusts while evacuations and emergency responses ramped up in Atlantic City and beach towns along the coast.
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Associated Press
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Coast Guard
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Patrick Dowling
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Duke Power Co
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Legislature prep on 60 million budget cuts in early session
Leaders map hearings for the FY 1987 budget reductions before the session opens. House Chairman Hi Bunten will chair Tuesday and Wednesday meetings to review Hayden spending cuts while Senate Ways and Means, led by Sen. Gus Bogina, will study them Thursday and Friday. Both panels aim to be ready as the session begins.
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R-Lenexa
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Bunten
House
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Rules and Regulations
Stock Market Opens 87 In Robust Fashion
New York stocks started 1987 strong as the Dow hit 1914.27, rising 18.42. Volume reached 44.23 million on a brisk day with gainers leading losers by over six to one and notable moves in Amoco Exxon Merck and American Express. The NYSE composite rose to 140.31 and the ASE index gained 2.42.
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Colorado
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Merck
American Express
States Ponder New Tax Windfall Across The States
The sweeping federal tax law could yield about 6 billion in new state revenue. Governors and revenue officials debate using the windfall for tax cuts, targeted programs, or deficit relief. Cities like New York urge rate cuts while others plan direct taxpayer relief. regional differences drive diverse strategies.
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Associated Preas of
Kentucky
Steven Gold
National Conference of State Legislatures
Utah
GOP
Norm Bangerter
California
George Deukmejian
South Dakota
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