Golden Beach braces for crime with road closures and fortifications
Golden Beach Florida plans close six of seven access roads from Route A1A and erect a gatehouse on The Strand to police entry. A 13‑member police force will grow, a direct police line installed, and patrols expanded along the Intracoastal and Atlantic beachfront. Residents resist the $30,000 checkpoint but officials promise greater safety and privacy amid rising county crime.
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Dade County
Strand
Dade Beach
Atlantic Ocean
Irving Schulman
South
Barry Manilow
Victor
New York City
Warse
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
DeStefani
Video Cassette Industry Undaunted By Court Ruling
New York report notes the U S Circuit Court ruling against taping over the air broadcasts with VCRs does not deter industry. Sony officials say the decision is only a step in a long case and will not alter plans. Analysts predict further legal action and possible Supreme Court review as cases continue.
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New York
Sony Corp
William Baker
Sony Corp. of America
Baker
Gth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
United States
MCA Inc
Walt Disney Productions
Sony
U.S
Warren Ferguson
Los Angeles
U.S. Supreme Court
Tokyo
Naoto Mabuchi
Joseph J. Schumm Jr
Associated Dry Goods Corp
James Reidy
Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc
Ferguson
Unrest grows as Solidarity faces martial law threat in Poland
In Katowice riots and nationwide strike alerts intensify the government pressure on Solidarity to halt protests. Police jailed three unionists amid anti state posters, while 12,000 textile workers and 180,000 others vow to strike over food and management disputes. Lech Walesa warns small strikes may continue as Jaruzelski seeks martial law to shield vital industries.
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Poland
Katowice
Solidarity Union
Solidarity
Zyradow
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Zielona Gora
The
Independent Union
Warsaw Television
Soviet Union
Union
Jaruzelski
Communist Party
Stanislaw Kania
Lech Walesa
Soviet Bloc
Reagan plan to ease home business tax deductions
The Reagan administration proposes looser IRS rules on home office deductions, allowing limited space deductions for a secondary business, with exclusive regular use. relaxes rules on rentals to relatives and personal use of vacation homes, while lawmakers weigh broader changes amid debate over past abuses.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
IRS
Turners prediction: newspapers must go electronic soon
TORONTO AP Ted Turner chair Turner Broadcasting told AP editors that newspapers face a shrinking future and must move quickly to electronic news delivery. He warned print may fade as people choose video and urged editors to partner with broadcasters and cable firms while watching regulatory limits.
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Ted Turner
Turner Broadcasting and
Cable News Network
Turner
Associated Press Managing Editors
United States
Canada
John Wicklein
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Wicklein
Shooshan
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