Reagan 1980 tax return shows 29 percent rate and 30000 refund
AP reports President Reagan and Nancy filed their 1980 federal tax return late. The couple expects a 29669 refund applied to 1981 estimated taxes. Reagan earned 227968, paid 67465 income tax, 2098 Social Security tax, with 232 withheld. His income was down due to campaigning.
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Substantial progress reported in Atlanta child slayings
FBI Director Webster says three or four of the 23 related killings are substantially solved and a suspect is in 12 to 16 cases, though no prosecutions are planned. Officials caution no indictments yet and no evidence of racial motivation found.
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Farmers buy soybean equity from bankrupt Missouri elevator
In Sikeston Missouri farmers pool support to buy 31 000 bushels of Wayne Cryts soybeans stored at Ris tine Grain Elevator tied up by a bankruptcy. Cryts sold about 100 bushels of his equity to raise money for spring planting while a federal court blocks further sales.
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Bradley receives final salutes at Bradley funeral in Washington
Old GIs and Americans alike joined dignitaries to salute Omar N. Bradley at his funeral in Washington. The five star general died at 88 from a heart attack in New York. A soldier's funeral was held at the National Cathedral followed by burial at Arlington. Fort Bliss veterans observed a four day vigil before his arrival.
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Highway chief grudgingly backs 55 mph limit
Federal Highway Administration head Raymond Barnhart calls the 55 mph speed cap a stinking law yet vows strict enforcement. He says states should set their own limits but fears Congress will not repeal the rule this year amid ongoing speed limit changes in over a dozen states and proposals to ease penalties for speeds under 70 mph.
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No deal on tax plan echoed by Reagan aides
Officials from the White House to the president acknowledge a strict stance on tax and spending cuts, with no compromises promised. Spokesman Larry Speakes cautions that the president would not say never to concession, while the recuperating leader voices strong support for his program.
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