Reagan aide warns Hayakawa may skip re election
In Sacramento Ed Rollins, Reagan's incoming political director, says Hayakawa could choose not to run despite January staff changes. Rollins notes Reagan would consider a major post for the senator if he declines re election amid a crowded primary.
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Barbara Walters
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Joffrey 11 Ballet Company
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Grain Elevator Bankruptcy Measure Struggles in Congress
Washington AP reports farm-state lawmakers struggle to advance an elevator bankruptcy amendment in the 1981 farm bill. House conferees retreated under banking lobby pressure, with Sen. Bob Dole and Rep. Bill Emerson persisting amid opposition from Rep. Peter Rodino. A December reconvening may bring further debate and possible amendments to win support.
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Peter Rodino
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Texas
Bill Emerson
R-Mo
Emerson
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Inflation Inches Up 0.4 Percent in October—Housing Costs Flat
The CPI shows October rise at 0.4 percent with housing costs flat for the first time in 15 months. Annual inflation for the first 10 months stands at 9.6 percent, with 1981 likely below 10 percent. Fueling shifts include modest food gains and a 1.2 percent transport rise, led by gasoline.
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Labor Department
Israel Likely Bars European Sinai Peacekeepers
Israeli government sources said Israel will likely bar Britain Italy France and the Netherlands from the U S led Sinai peacekeeping force because participation is tied to the Palestinian issue. A cabinet decision is expected Sunday and spokesman Uri Porat declined to forecast the final stance.
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Property tax overhaul advances in Kansas legislature
A five month study by Rep. James Braden's committee led to a bill for statewide real estate reappraisal over three years at an estimated seven million dollars and a plan to classify property for different tax rates. The package seeks a constitutional amendment and would move to the 1982 Legislature for possible passage with slim support.
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John Carlil
Schmidt Becomes Go-Between In Missle Reduction Talks
West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt acts as intermediary between the United States and the Soviet Union over European missile reductions. Soviet spokesman Zamyatin rejects claims of misunderstanding, while Brezhnev offers to cut Soviet medium range missiles if the U.S. halts deployment during talks.
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