Santa Fe Railways Tax Fight Heads to Fair Market Sale
The Santa Fe Railway, long arguing tax discrimination in Kansas, agrees to sell its Topeka office building for 11,200,000, establishing fair market value. If taxed like other properties, the assessment would be 1,300,000, but past rolls show 450,000. The railroad now faces choosing a price around 1,500,000 to appear virtuous, instead of benefiting from 11.2 million. Hutchinson News
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Reagan may draw Social Security while still working
The article notes a new law lets those over 70 draw full Social Security with other income. It cites President Reagan as eligible for about 700 dollars a month on top of his 200,000 salary and 12,000 state pension. It argues this is grandstanding and calls for reforming Social Security.
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TV Tonight Highlights 18DeOsvnoeoo 18We
Program guide style listing features ESPN horse racing coverage and classic shows like Gomer Pyle MASH and Fraggle Rock. Notes include movies Convoy Nicholas Nickleby and I Love You Goodbye with star casts and air times across HBO PBS CBS and NBC networks.
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Hope Lange
Earl Halliman
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Memo From Mac on Supply-Demand and Gas Prices
Roving Harris News Service columnist John Mc Cormally argues inflation is tamed while natural gas costs rise sharply. He cites December bills, compares 1978 and current usage, and critiques long term contracts, pipelines, and windfall taxes. He notes overbuilt power capacity and questions private versus public efficiency. He ends by asking readers for their views.
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Harris News Service
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Congress
Reagan Budget Ammunition for 1984 Campaign
Walter Mears analyzes how President Reagan will propose a budget that shapes the 1984 campaign. Deficit projections rise from $66 billion pre‑Reagan to as high as $220 billion, pressuring both parties. Reagan aims to curb domestic spending and entitlements while not raising taxes and keeping defense intact, a blend likely to dominate political debate through the campaign season.
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Tryptophan as Sleep Aid and Health Notes
Dear reader inquiry explains tryptophan as an amino acid that may aid sleep at about a gram, with larger doses under study for mood effects. Potential nausea is noted as a side effect, and researchers warrant caution until final reports. Also shared is an address for the National Huntington's Disease Association in New York for public information programs.
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