Rhodes Defies Reagan to Leave Congress After 30 Years
Rep. John Rhodes, longtime Republican leader, retires after voting against Reagan's balanced budget amendment. The Arizona congressman, 66, refused party pressure, saying the budget should balance by Congress not a constitutional change. He will take a professorship at Arizona State University and pursue writing and consulting.
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Supreme Court to Review Private School Tax Breaks
The Supreme Court agreed to examine how far states may allow tax relief for private school costs. The Minnesota law offering income tax deductions for tuition, textbooks, and transportation faces scrutiny, with potential implications for proposed federal tax credits for private education. The case centers on church state separation and the impact on public enrollment.
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Incumbents Reap PAC Harvest In 1982 Elections
PACs have given over 42 million to federal candidates in 1982, nearly four times the level of two elections earlier. Incumbents lead the pack, per FEC figures covering Jan 1 1981 to June 30 of this year. The 18 month period saw 137.2 million raised and 103.9 million spent by PACs, with 38 million in contributions to federal candidates.
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Multiple Vehicle Accidents and Fire Damage Reported
A series of non-injury and hit-and-run incidents reported across Ottawa with several drivers cited for traffic violations. Fire damage on Greenwood Road estimated at seven thousand dollars. Debra Jongenalen struck a deer on a county road. Other crashes involved Huston Thornton, Joe Thompson, Steven Roger, Charles Fritch, Tim Mages, Opal Crone, Wanda Currant, and Max Duncan, with damages ranging from under three hundred to over a thousand dollars.
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Saudis Warn Iran of Dire Consequences in War Rift
The Saudi palace warned Iran of a no holds barred war with Arab states unless mediation ends the Iran Iraq conflict. Sudan said it would send troops to aid Iraq as Iran launched a third attack east of Baghdad. Iraq sought UN Security Council action and regional support, while Saudi media urged quick pan Arab moves to back Iraq.
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