Tax Cut Fails to Ease Americans' Tax Burden
Washington AP report says most American families will pay more federal taxes this year despite the 10 percent income tax cut. A Treasury study finds bracket creep and higher Social Security taxes offset the cut, leaving many households with a higher net tax bill through 1988. only top earners near $100,000 expect a real cut.
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Reagan Resumes Travels On Home Front This Week
President Reagan returns from Camp David and plans back-to-back trips to Houston for a fund raising dinner with Texas Governor William Clements and to New York for the United Nations second special session on disarmament. He praised King Khaled of Saudi Arabia and marked six months since Poland’s military crackdown while urging continued sanctions.
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Saudi Crown Prince Fahd inherits throne after Khaled death
Fahd takes power as king after Khaled Ibn Abdel Aziz dies of a heart attack in Taif. He pledges continuity with pro Western policies and rapid development while naming Abdullah as crown prince. Mubarak visits Riyadh to offer condolences amid regional shifts and Egypt’s severed ties with Israel.
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Multiple Ottawa youths and adults charged in weekend incidents
The Daily Report lists arrests of 15 and 16 year olds for curfew violations and releases to guardians, plus adults including Robert D. Pinet cited for open beer and released, Deloris Griffin’s vehicle vandalism causing $60 damage, Donald E. Sayree jailed after a stolen car stop, Russell R. Sage facing DWI and open container charges, Tony Alan Wittman and Terry L. Wharton in custody on drug and alcohol related counts, Meo E. Blackford released to Overland Park authorities, Douglas R. Fairchild jailed after a traffic stop with open container and no headlights, and Friday grain and commodity quotations at Ottawa Co-op.
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Push For Organic Farming Gains Momentum In Congress
Washington AP report notes Rep James Weaver and fellow lawmakers urge the Agriculture Department to expand organic farming research and information distribution amid rising costs and soil and water concerns. They seek 14.5 million over five years to fund practical demonstrations and transition support.
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