Reagan names Clark to replace Allen as national security adviser
President Reagan ousts Richard Allen and designates William P. Clark Jr. as national security adviser with direct Oval Office access. Clark, longtime confidante and former California Supreme Court justice, lacks foreign affairs experience but is praised for loyalty and handling sensitive duties. Allen leaves amid probes into gifts and disclosure forms.
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Who Are Your Dependents in Tax Rules
An overview of the five IRS tests to claim a dependent. It covers support provided, gross income limits, household relations, citizenship, and joint return rules. Practical tips show how to calculate and document support, including December advances and direct bill payments to ensure over half support.
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Administration to appeal ruling hurt ERA hopes
The Justice Department will ask the Supreme Court to overturn a Boise Idaho ruling that blocked further ERA ratification. Judge Marion Callister held Congress overstepped authority by extending the deadline from March 29 1979 to June 30 1982 and allowed five states to rescind ratification. Ratification requires 38 states.
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Williams murder trial jurors chosen in Atlanta case
A jury of eight blacks and four whites was selected for the Wayne B Williams murder trial. The panel includes nine women and three men from 60 jurors after five days of questioning. Williams, 23, is charged with killing Nathaniel Cater and Jimmy Ray Payne as part of 28 slayings. Judge Clarence Cooper ordered sequestration and opened with arguments set for Wednesday.
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Nixon tapes kept on track despite layoffs
Archivist Robert N. Warner said no delay to releasing Richard Nixon era tapes and papers will occur even as 12 of 31 staffers are laid off. He will reassign qualified personnel to ensure completion of the secret material dealing with presidential abuses of power. The move comes as budget concerns affect other programs.
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Thompson delays bid for liquor tax hike amid GOP pushback
Gov. James R. Thompson scrapped plans for a special session this month to consider a proposed liquor tax hike of about 50 million yearly, amid criticism from Republican House Speaker George Ryan who doubts votes exist. aides say a session could occur within two months, with lawmakers tied to district map questions and primaries.
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Lawsuits Challenge New Divorce Filing Surcharge in Illinois
Two class actions in Cook and Winnebago counties challenge a new five dollar surcharge on divorce filings added to the existing forty five dollar fee. Plaintiffs say the charge violates equal protection and constitutional provisions about local funds, arguing it harms women and must be diverted to county treasuries or state shelters.
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Eight charged in concert assault case in Chicago
Chicago police said three more youths were charged in the sexual assault of an 18 year old woman at a Rhythm and Blues concert, bringing total charges to eight. Investigators planned to present evidence to a grand jury today implicating as many as 10 more in Cicero area attacks at the International Amphitheatre.
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Dixon group ends its debt on Reagan house
The Reagan Home Restoration Association in Dixon celebrates paying off the boyhood home mortgage of President Reagan. A one day campaign funded by 16 businessmen each giving 1000 dollars cleared the 31500 debt after various fundraisers. Lynn Knights, a mail carrier, leads the nonprofit group.
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