Income Tax Load Expands Across Tax Brackets
The Tax Foundation reports that upper income groups pay the bulk of federal income taxes, with the top 10 percent of earners contributing about 48 percent in 1981. The study contrasts 1981 with 1976, showing shifts in burden and average taxes by bracket, noting overall averages rose from 243 to 450 dollars for bottom half and 3,024 for all taxpayers.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Tax Foundation Inc
Washington, D.C
Foundation
Treasury Department
U.S
Miss Lillian Carter Dies at 85 in Americus
AMERICUS Ga AP Lillian Carter mother of former President Jimmy Carter dies of cancer at 5 05 p m Sunday aged 85 at Americus Sumter County Hospital The family including President Carter Rosalynn Carter Billy and Gloria are at her bedside A graveside service is set for Tuesday at Lebanon Cemetery in Plains Carter longtime Peace Corps volunteer and staunch partisan of her son lived a life focused on public service and family with 15 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Lillian Carter
Jimmy Carter
Peace Corps
White House
India
New Hampshire
U.S
Edward M. Kennedy
Carter
Iran
Ayatollah Khomeini
Unregistered Black Vote Not Overlooked By Rev. Jackson
AP report notes Jesse Jackson uses unregistered black voters as a lever in campaigns. It cites Alabama, Arkansas, South Carolina, and New York margins and counts, discusses their political impact, and links to broader social progress including space, Miss America, a Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday proposal, and a rising Black political voice in America.
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Mike Feinsilber
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Jesse Jackson
America
Jackson
Ronald Reagan
Alabama
Reagan
Arkansas
South Carolina
New York
David
Congress
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Water Hearings Key On Streams
Kansas aims to set minimum stream flow standards for four major rivers Neosho Cottonwood Marais des Cygnes and Little Arkansas as part of a statewide water plan. Public hearings in November precede a consensus among four state agencies led by the Kansas Water Office with health and wildlife concerns weighing against broader river usage limits.
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Dale Goter
Kansas
Topeka
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas Water Office
John Carlin
Carlin
Tom Stiles
MSF
Neosho
Cottonwood
Marais Des Cygnes
Little Arkansas
Resource Conservation and Development District
Groundwater Management District
Farmer's Co-op
Halstead
Neosho County
Erie
Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa
Kansas Water Authority
Water Office
Stiles
Fish & Game Commission
Division of Water Resources
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Lebanese Foes Begin Talks in Geneva Reconciliation Conference
In Geneva Swiss led by Walid Jumblatt, Lebanon's bitter rivals gather to end decades of civil strife. After the Beirut bombing that killed 287 multinational troops, pressure rises for successful talks as Israelis and Syrians maintain forces in Lebanon. Leaders warn of new civil war if Christians resist concessions.
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Switzerland
Lebanon
Beirut
U.S
Druse
Walid Jumblatt
Jumblatt
Jumbilatt
Syria
Elie Salem
Middle East
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