Reagan Seeks New Revolution in Tax Plan Address
President Reagan will urge a new American revolution to overhaul the tax code. The plan lowers individual rates, preserves some breaks, and targets big business while courting support in Congress during his Oval Office address and Disney World prep visit. Sen. Packwood notes changes to mollify opponents and is now satisfied with the plan.
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Employment Law Changes and Unemployment Support in Kansas
Kansas lawmakers debated a breach of duty bill targeting workers who perform poorly to get fired. The unemployment trust fund cap is nearly lifted, with 80 percent of employers seeing lower insurance rates as the system stabilizes. Job service centers, including Ottawa, face staffing cuts as funding tightens, while job training and dislocated worker programs help areas hit by plant closings. Rural unemployment may exceed urban rates amid the farm crisis.
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Names In The News From Pacific Lutheran To Hollywood
Pacific Lutheran graduate Nelson Graham reveals publicly that evangelist Billy Graham is his father. In Hollywood, Steve Michelson caters for shows like Dallas and Hill Street Blues, while Eddie Murphy’s leased Cadillac is stolen in Alpine. Comedian Bill Cosby receives an honorary degree at Brown with Mondale in attendance.
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Eddie Murphy
New York City
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Murphy
Richie Tienken
Alpine
Western Kansans Balk At Water Conservation Efforts
In Garden City Kansas farmers in the Ogallala Aquifer region resist tougher controls despite estimates of rapid aquifer depletion. The Southwest Kansas Groundwater Management District No 3 rejected a plan to meter existing wells while considering a larger proposal to restrict water use along the Arkansas River. Local officials cite cost and political sensitivity as factors in delaying strict limits, even as hydrology experts warn the aquifer could be drained in decades.
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Ordinance 124 Annexes Land to Princeton City Kansas
City of Princeton adopts Resolution 85-3 to annex land owned by Milton C. Perry and Liza J. Perry in Franklin County under K.S.A. 12-519, reclassifies the area as Commercial Service District, effective upon publication.
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Wall Street stock market slips after early rally
Wall Street opened with gains but the Dow fell 4.03 to 1297.94 as declines led 109 issues by midday. Bond prices rose sharply while Pacificorp, Litton Industries and Trans World Airlines moved in active trading. A federal judge refused to curb Carl Icahn's TWA stock purchases amid ongoing trading.
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