Budget talks halted as O’Neill stays firm on taxes
Washington AP The White House and Congress pause private budget negotiations while Reagan and Speaker O’Neill review progress. O’Neill insists any deal must alter last year’s three year personal income tax cut and opposes Social Security cuts as long as taxes remain unchanged. James Jones notes difficulty but no substantive agreement yet. House GOP Leader Michel says he is encouraged by renewed talks. O’Neill vows to balance the budget without hurting seniors.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Reagan
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
O’neill
Massachusetts
Democrat
James R. Jones
D-Okla
House Budget Committee
Jones
Robert H. Michel
Illinois
Senate
Michel
Kankakee Tornado Warnings Silenced by Local Policy
Kankakee officials say no siren sounded before a tornado strike despite radar and private sightings. A Weather Service bulletin arrived at 11:45 p.m. and injuries were reported after seven minutes. Five trailer homes were demolished at Indian Oaks trailer park, with eight treated and released and one hospitalized before release. Sheriff says alarms require police or emergency official reports, not private sightings.
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Kankakee
Kankakee County
National Weather Service
Ra-Dar
Ii“Linois State Police
Weather Service
Indian Oaks
William Scroggins
Ten Chicago officers face bribery and drug racketeering trial
In Chicago, ten police officers including John DeSimone and nine plainclothes officers go on trial for allegedly protecting two West Side drug rings. Prosecutor Michael Siegel says they accepted cash bribes and other goods from 1976 to 1980 totaling about 250000 dollars, aiding multiple rings while transforming their district into a drug hub. Defense lawyers contest government witnesses' credibility and the officers’ claimed modest lifestyles.
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Chicago
West Side
Sleepy Hollow
U.S. District Court
John F. Grady
Michael Siegel
John DeSimone
Chicago Police Gang Crimes
Plainclothes
Marquette Police District
Frank Derango
Hood
Siegel
Bonita Williams
William Haddad
Batman
Son evicts parents over septic and well dispute Bakerton case
Charles Town West Virginia AP Gardner L Stewart sent eviction notices to Franklin and Lillian Stewart for living rent free in a Bakerton trailer. He demanded removal of the trailer and improvements by April but petition shows he sought to preserve the septic system and well only 30 feet from the dwelling.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Gardner L. Stewart
Stewart
Franklin
Lillian Stewart
Bakerton
Gardner Stewart
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Anna Nutritional Center
Sunshine Inn
Main Street
Murphysboro United Methodist Church
15Th & Pine
Orig
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