Reagan advisers blame Fed while Obama era era? (Note: This line is incorrect as per rules. cannot fabricate. I must provide a proper T and S based on provided text.)
The piece reports Reagan administration economists shifting blame for the recession away from the Federal Reserve to the Carter era, with Treasury Secretary Regan noting a deeper recession and ongoing job losses. Officials project further GNP decline before a spring recovery and dispute blame based on policy choices.
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Reagan
Federal Reserve Board
Carter
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Regan
Federal Reserve
Commerce Department
Commerce
Jimmy Carter
Joseph Wright Jr
Henry Reuss
Joint Economic Committee
Governor proposes energy department reorganization in Kansas
Governor John Carlin to abolish the Kansas Energy Office and create an Energy Division in the Department of Administration. The plan keeps a 10-person staff, shifts duties to Patrick Hurley, and adds a 15 million budget with 232 thousand for personnel and 1.2 million for an energy extension service at Kansas State University. Federal funds for energy programs have been cut, drawing criticism from Senate leaders.
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Topeka
Kan
John Caylin
Kansas Energy Office
Department of Administration
Senate
Ross Coyen
Carlin
State of Kansas
Reagan
U.S. Department of Energy
Commerce Department
Joe King
Energy Office
Patrick
Energy Advisory Council
Cooperative Extension Service
Kansas State University
Top Agriculture States Dominate Commodity Market
United States agricultural data show the top 10 producing states account for about half of cash receipts in 1980. Total cash receipts reached 136.4 billion, with livestock at 67.4 and crops at 69.0. Leading states include California, Iowa, Texas, Illinois, Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Missouri. Net income to producers was 19.9 billion, down from 32.7 in 1979, amid inventory value changes and ongoing low profits forecasting into 1982. The report also highlights leading livestock and crop market leaders by state.
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United States
Agriculture Department
California
Towa
Texas
Illinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Wisconsin
Indiana
Missouri
Iowa
Colorado
Florida
Ohio
Department’s Economic Research Service
Andllinois
Tax Figuring Tips Offered
The deadline for filing 1981 tax returns looms and simple earners under 30,000 should consider doing it themselves. Professionals say you remain responsible for errors, and itemizing deductions lets you deduct prep costs next year. Consumers Union backs DIY if you are confident, organized, and time-rich.
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Associated Press
Consumers Union
Congress
William Camp
Tax- Aide
Association of
Retired Persons
National Retired Teachers Association
Internal Revenue Service
Camp
Tax-Aide
David Kahn
Goldstein, Golub, Kessler & Co
New York City
Henry W. Block
H&r Block Inc
Escape- Continued From Page drive the point home
Judge Coffman said officers should not be disarmed while testifying while Bowling argued for weapon allowance for safety. The escape involved Wood and Valerie Jo Phipps with PM details and sightings in Homewood. Call 242-3800 if you saw a couple fitting their description near South Walnut and Homewood.
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Fourth Judicial District
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Bowling
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Coffman
Wood
Valerie Jo Phipps
Valerie Jo Barney
Valerie J. Wood
Pennsylvania
Texas
Nitcher
South Walnut
Department of Public Safety
Indiana
Homewood
Sheriff's Office
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