Senate Clash Over Tax Indexing Faces Reagan Split
Washington AP report on a rare bipartisanship clash as Reagan backs indexing to offset inflation but opposes adding it to this year’s tax cut bill. Senate Finance Committee endorses the idea led by Sen. Armstrong, while critics fear automatic cuts drain social programs and hamper economic responses.
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Washington
Reagan
Senate
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
William Armstrong
House
Ways and Means Committee
Armstrong
John Chafee
R-R.i
Finance Committee
Lunar Eclipse Visible Here Late Tonight
LOS ANGELES AP Tonight's sky darkens for a partial lunar eclipse visible across the United States and the night side of Earth. The eclipse begins at 11:25 p.m. EDT with about 55 percent darkened by 12:47 a.m. and ends around 2:09 a.m. Experts from Griffith Observatory and UCLA describe the moon appearing as if a bite is taken, with a coppery tint from Earth's atmosphere while noting the eclipse's limited scientific value but strong viewing appeal.
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Los Angeles
Earth
United States
Malcolm Cooper
Griffith Observatory
Cooper
Ucla
George O. Abell
Istotle
Abell
Siberia
North Pacific
North America
Parole Hearings Scheduled for Kansas Inmates
Kansas Adult Authority set public hearings to review parole requests this month. Ronald J. Green, inmate at Lansing’s Kansas State Penitentiary, seeks parole for indecent liberties with a child, joined by Gary P. Garrett from Osage County case. Hearings open to written or oral testimony on July 27 at Wyandotte County Courthouse in Kansas City and July 30 at Topeka Public Library.
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Ronald J. Green
Kansas State Penitentary
Lansing
Gary P. Garrett
Osage County
Wyandotte County
Kansas City
Topeka Public Library
Ottawa Civic Theatre group sets August organizational meeting
Don and Carol Trower of Atchison present three gospel music concerts at Town and Country Church 515 N. Main Sunday at 10:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Organizers plan Aug. 25 meeting with further details to be released later.
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Ottawa Civic Theatre
Don and
Carol Trower
Atchison
Town and Country Church
N. Main
Ad Briefs and Local Events Listings
MOCK Motors closes for vacation July 13 to 26 at 126 S Hickory reopening July 27. Sirloin specials and prices at L&M Buffet 115 E. Std. DANCE REVUE at Bernhardt School of Dance. Battle of the Bands Saturday night with all you can eat. Legal Tender Lounge Pomona hosts events. Six-month bonds offer tax free income through Federal Farm Credit Banks. 3-Man Golf Scramble in Silver Lake July 19. Wassmer’s clean-up sale at 2nd and Main. Rain at Legal Tender Lounge Friday night. Auto wash at Pomona Bank July 18. Cowboy Night July 19. Timberline-VFW birthday dance July 18. Film show Image of the Beast at Community Revival Center Church July 19.
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Legal Tender Lounge
Pomona
Kansas
Funeral rites for Clarence Davis and Glenn Brown II
Clarence Davis 612 N Mulberry dies at Ransom Memorial Hospital with funeral Saturday at Lamb Roberts. burial Princeton Cemetery. Survived by Velma Troutman Davis wife and three sons, seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren, sister Amber Evey, brother Lloyd Davis. Also Glenn O Brown II 66 of rural Wellsville dies at home. service Friday at Wilson and Son Funeral Home Paola. burial Miami Memorial Gardens. Survives include Eleanor Hillman wife, four daughters, one son, 12 grandchildren, sister Helen Keithley.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb-Roberts
Princeton
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Streater
Ill
Missouri
Homewood
Ottawa
McGrath Construction
Homewood Christian Church
Velma May Troutman
Parker
Raymond L. Davis
N. Cedar
Richard J. Davis
Willow
Gary D. Davis
RFD
Amber Evey
S. Cedar
Lloyd Davis
Seattle
Ronald McDonald House
Glenn
Brown II
Wellsville
Wilson and Son Funeral
Paola
Miami Memorial Gardens
Brown
Kansas City
Eleanor Hillman
Betty Westendorf
Beverly Strack
Leawood
Helen Thorne
San Leandro
Calif
Kathy Thompson
Wichita
Allen Brown
Brown Seeks Federal Aid to Fight Fruit Flies
California Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. urged President Reagan to declare three Bay Area counties a federal disaster area as fruit flies spread from a 14 billion dollar agriculture sector threat. Five helicopters sprayed malathion bait over 20 square miles near San Jose but key equipment clogged by the bait caused delays and limited coverage in the first two days of predawn operations.
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Calif
Cap
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Reagan
San Francisco Bay
San Jose
Perry Coy
California Department of Food and Agriculture
Kansas Loses Lead in Wheat Production to North Dakota
Washington AP reports Kansas, once the top wheat producer since 1957, falls to second as North Dakota estimates reach about 364.9 million bushels total across winter, spring, and durum wheat. The latest USDA figures show Kansas at 305 million bushels after late freezes and hail damaged prospects.
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Washington
Kansas
North Dakota
Agriculture Department
Ed Curran
New York Yankees
Iowa
USDA
Towa
Curran
Unions Accused of Seeking Strike Amid Negotiations
Washington AP reports leaders Moe Biller and Vincent Sombrotto accuse Postmaster General Bolger of provoking a nationwide postal strike as wage talks stall. Spokesman Walter Duka says bargaining continues with federal mediators and counter proposals offered.
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Washington
William F. Bolger
Moe Biller
American Postal Workers Union
Vincent Sombrotto
National Association of Letter Carriers
Postal Service
National Press Club
Walter Duka
Duka
Kenneth E. Moffett
Michael Wachter
The
University of
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Bill) Weber
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