Carter Reagan Clash Intensifies In 1980 Campaign Trade
The Associated Press reports a sharp exchange of charges between President Carter and Ronald Reagan as they campaign across California Florida Tennessee and other states. Carter portrays Reagan as threatening peace while Reagan counters with a rising family suffering index and attacks on Carter's handling of the economy. Anderson pitches in amid debates and uneven rally turnout.
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Tenn
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Pensacola
Fla
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Philadelphia
Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Wash
Golden State
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Beverly Hills
Torrance
Calif
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Iran
White House
Jack Henning
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Jimmy Carter
Ill
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Goldwater
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Anderson
Persian Oil In Jeopardy
Washington officials and oil industry sources say the Iran Iraq border war could temporarily halt about 7.5 percent of world daily oil supply but would largely spare the United States. Deputy Energy Secretary Sawhill cited US imports from the region while noting minimal direct Iran Iraqi oil to the US.
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Ponder Removing Sales Tax Breaks in Kansas Debate
A Kansas Department of Revenue official told lawmakers that removing all 38 exemptions from the 3 percent sales tax could boost next year’s revenue by 2.6 billion dollars. He noted that abolition would transform the tax into a value added or gross receipts tax, likely lowering the rate. Other figures covered exemptions for motor fuel tobacco electricity water and farm machinery, with committees planning to act after the November elections.
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KC Philharmonic Musicians Plan Strike Over Salaries
Kansas City Philharmonic musicians planned a strike outside Music Hall after failed talks with the Philharmonic Association over salaries and season length. About 60 of 78 musicians voted to strike. the union seeks a higher base, while the association offers 9750 dollars annually.
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