Supreme Court to hear Tehran hostage pact case this summer
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court will hear arguments on June 24 regarding the U S Iranian hostage accord as the court weighs swift action to approve transferring up to 4 billion in Iranian assets by July 19. A New York judge limited Carter powers over liens while the court considers the pact and related appeals.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jimmy Carter
Justice Department
Nixon
White House
New York
Carter
United States
U.S
Kevin Thomas Duffy
Marschalk Co. Inc
Iran National Airlines Corp
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Duffy
Iran
Teens' Money Burns Holes in Ongoing Youth Poll
New York AP report by Adam Rogers profiles Carmel California teen Adam Rogers and peers like Peoria Illinois teen Charlie Eberle. Rand Youth Poll shows a shift from thrift to spending as inflation and credit expand teen budgets with 3 percent margin of error in interviews with 3091 teens.
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New York
Adam Rogers
Carmel
Calif
Adam
Charlie Eberle
Peoria
Ill
Lester Rand
Rand
Coca Cola
General Motors
General Mills
U.S
Energy Saving Tips From Kansas Officials
Kansas Corporation Commission Chairman R C Loux urged prudent energy use as warm weather arrives. He advised cool health through conservation, noting fans cost little to run and central air raises bills during heat waves. The KC C Commission and KPL offered tips on thermostat settings, filtration, insulation, scheduling heavy appliances, shading, fans, and moisture control to maximize efficiency.
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Hopekan Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
R.c."pette” Loux
Loux
Kansas
Desert
National Association of Utility Regulatory Commissioners
Overland Park
Baxter Springs
Commission
Kansas Power and Light
Earl Palmberg
KPL
Corporation Commission
Rich versus poor tax cut clash looms in Congress
President Reagan digs in for a 25 percent across the board personal tax cut while Democrats in the House Ways and Means Committee push to modify the plan. Chairman Dan Rostenkowski argues the proposal hurts low income earners by not boosting earned income credits or deductions. House committees race to craft $35 billion in targeted cuts as Republicans threaten a rival package. Also, neutron weapon ban fails in House, steel pollution relief moves advance in Senate, and a conservation pact with Canada, Japan and the Soviet Union allows continued Alaskan fur seal hunting under quotas.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Reagan
White House
House
Ways and Means Committee
Committee
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ill
Rostenkowski
Treasury
John E. Chapoton
Donald J. Pease
Don
Treasury Department
Congressional
House Republicans
Energy Department
Senate
Canada
Japan
Soviet Union
Presidents Reportedly Abused Once-Secret Military Funding
Washington reports reveal a secret military fund used to finance facilities like pools and theaters with assurances from Edward V. Hickey Jr. that abuse will not occur. Former director Bill Gulley and aide Bob Barrett confirm past use, including residences for presidents, while Hickey says the fund serves official purposes only and is not a slush fund.
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Washington
White House
Reagan
Edward V. Hickey Jr
Bill Gulley
Military Office
U.S
Gulley
Ford
Vail
Colo
New York
Bob Barrett
Barrett
Lbj Ranch
Congress
Hickey
Secret Service
Soviets Eye Grain Imports Amid Diversified Suppliers
Washington AP reports a Department of Agriculture analysis showing the Soviet Union seeks broad grain sources to meet imports for 1981-85, with estimates that U.S. exports to the USSR may rebound to pre-embargo levels as Soviet demand remains strong. A London agreement allows up to 14 million tons through Sept. 30, expanding past 8 million. The analysis also notes a Canada grain deal totaling 25 million tons over five years and discusses 1981 harvest prospects and stocks.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
United States
David Schoonover
Schoonover
Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
U.S
Ussr
Canada
Iran Quake in Kerman Province Feared 5000 Dead
Rescue workers reported 500 bodies found in Gol Bagh near Kerman after Thursday morning tremors leveled 95 percent of buildings. Pars cited Red Crescent warning the death toll could reach 5000 with about 1500 rescued and 5000 reported missing. Prime Minister Rajai toured the disaster zone urging revolutionary sacrifice.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Iran
Kerman
Pars
Red Crescent
Red Cross
Mohammad Ali Rajai
Tehran
Gol Bagh
Twas
Rajai
10 Percent Refund and Service-Free Payment Options
A compact notice highlights a 10 percent refund offer alongside service-charge free checking and pay-by-phone bill paying. It mentions a $10,000 accidental death insurance benefit and a free seniors checking plan, emphasizing convenience and financial protection.
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Cecil Beatty
Mneering
Bervice
Ottens
Moscow
London
Alva Watts
Ottawa
Highway 68
H.H. Gds
Crossman
White Mountain
Starcraft Alum
H.p
Ford Tractor
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Clerks
Nancy Beatty
Edythe Figgins
YV Bank
SCLC
Rae al
Hickory
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