Reagan rejects two year Democratic tax plan in push for three year cut
Washington AP reports the Reagan administration will fight for a three year tax cut and rejects a two year Democratic alternative offering relief to lower and middle income families. Treasury Secretary Regan said the administration has the votes and a congressman suggested a televised appeal. The outcome could be decided by day’s end.
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Reagan
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Candid Atlanta Suspect Denies Ties to Slayings
A 23 year old black man questioned nearly 12 hours by Atlanta police says he has nothing to hide and is a prime suspect in the 28 slayings. He was polygraphed, his home and car searched, with seized items including fibers, a blanket, robe, carpet, and a tape recorder.
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Royals rally past Mariners with Jerry Grote in comeback
In a lively KC performance, old pro Jerry Grote sparked a dramatic comeback as the Royals defeated the Mariners. Ottawa AA also rallied to beat KC Post 199, continuing a strong local baseball stretch. Ottawa University inks a top area athlete to a dual-sport letter of intent.
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Jerry Grote
Mariners
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Skunk Run Sale and Art Fair Add Book Autograph Twist
Two guest appearances will spice the Skunk Run Book Sale and Art Fair at City Park on Sunday. L L Edge will autograph his book Run the Cat Roads while Bill Williams judges about 60 regional artworks with prizes of 150, 100 and 50. Edge's appearance, near Ottawa Library, could boost attendance as about 60 artists display work and people vote for a $100 People’s Choice Award. Proceeds go to Friends of the Library and rain plans are announced on KOFCO.
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Ottawa Grain Co
Hickory
McPherson
Jack Sutherin
Charlie Gerber
Gerber
Sutherin
Jay Bemis
City Park
L.L. Edge
Herald
Bill Williams
Columbia
Mo.) College
Edge
Kansas City
The
Johnson County
KCMO
Midwest
Thomas Gleason Sr
Kansas
Ottawa Library
Williams
George Caleb Bingham
Deb Barker
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Arts Council
Tim Sullivan
Sullivan
Friends of the Library
KOFCO
Begin Sadat Visit Faces Lebanon Crisis and Sinai Talks
Prime Minister Begin and President Sadat held a six hour summit in OFIRA where they agreed on no public results yet and sought more time for Philip Habib to pursue peaceful resolution of Syria’s missile deployment in Lebanon. The talks covered Sinai withdrawal, possible faster Israeli exit, and the multinational peacekeeping force.
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Sinai
Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Syria
Lebanon
Begin
Sadat
Philip Habib
Habib
U.S. Middle East
Mideast
Washington
White House
Reagan
Israel Radio
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
Jerusalem Post
United States
Butros Ghali
Egypt
Camp David
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