Democrats Split Over Tax Cut Plan In House Rift
Democrats face intra party split over competing tax cut plans as Reagan camps judges support. President to address nation from Oval Office with networks airing broadcast and rebuttals. Vote timing targets Oct 1 for some cuts and a three year policy.
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Weather outlook calls for showers and storms tonight and Tuesday
The National Weather Service expects possible showers and thunderstorms tonight with a low in the 70s. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Tuesday with a high in the 80s and a 70 percent rain chance. The Illinois extended forecast hints at showers Thursday or Friday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 70s.
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Fire destroys Harrisburg furniture store
Fire investigators probe the warehouse Furniture store blaze in Harrisburg within a converted Catholic church near the business district. More than 70 firefighters battled the flames on Sunday with no injuries reported and an estimated 110000 dollars in damage.
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Covert action plan haunts CIA director
Embattled CIA Director William J. Casey faces new controversy over a covert action plan he allegedly approved to undermine Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy. A Republican source and Rep Zablocki cite Libya as the target, while Casey seeks hearings and provides written responses to Senate questions on Multiponics Inc. and his appointment of Max Hugel. Newsweek reports a disinformation campaign and a paramilitary effort to remove Khadafy, prompting Republican concerns about assassination, which is banned by executive order.
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House Committee
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C.W. Young
R-Fla
Newsweek
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Egypt
Israel
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Du Quoin Mile Races Mark Peaceful Yet Tumultuous Night
At the Du Quoin Mile National motorcycle races crowds totaled 15 000 to 18 000 from surrounding states. A turnstile operator was punched and injured, one arrest occurred, and a Georgia man faced aggravated assault and weapons charges after threats with a rifle. A separate crash in Marion left Patrick Williams injured. he was hospitalized in St Louis in critical condition. Police noted no deaths or serious injuries overall and refunds were arranged for cancelled Saturday races.
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Emerson
Georgia
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Darien
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Jackson County
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Evansville
Ind
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Marion
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Presley’s Is a Story of Success
Tony Stevens profiles Wayman Presley of Makanda a local legend and founder of a major tour business. From sharecropper’s son to postmaster and cross builder he built a multi million dollar enterprise now the town’s largest full time employer. A TV documentary from Columbia University of Chicago highlights his life and plans including a Holy Land trip and a 1982 China tour.
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Illinois
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