Tax package clears Senate but faces delay over oil relief
The Senate approved Reagan's three year tax cut plan by voice vote and sent it to a House Senate conference committee for a compromise. Oil industry tax relief of 47 billion over 10 years sparks delay threats from liberal senators and a potential talkathon, though no immediate delay to individual tax cuts is evident.
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Senate
Reagan
House
Congress
Howard H. Baker Jr
House-Senate
Borrowing on insurance and juggling mortgage costs
Prices are high and loan rates rise leading people to borrow against life or other insurance policies at low rates to buy items or invest at higher returns. The piece also notes potential savings of fifty thousand dollars by coordinating insurance and mortgage payments and features Harrison Ford as a modern swashbuckling hero in the vein of classic movie adventurers.
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Clark Gable
Humphrey Bogart
Errol Flynn
Harrison Ford
Family Weekly
Microsurgeon Removes Cataract With Tiny Plastic Lens
Ophthalmologist Dennis L. Ryle performs a precise microsurgical cataract removal using a micro-scrape technique and implants a plastic lens smaller than a fish scale to restore vision.
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Dennis L. Ryle
Southern Illinoisan newspaper mailing and pricing notice
Public notice detailing office locations Carbondale Murphysboro and Herrin, delivery options and subscription rates for 18 county circulation, with mailing address and classified numbers. Rates include 1 year 65.00, 6 months 35.00, and 3 months 18.00 with monthly option 6.50.
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Carbondale
Murphysboro
Herrin
Arion
Southern Illinoisan
Ill
Tax rate cuts and marriage penalty impacts in 1982 84
The summary outlines tax reductions affecting a typical one earner couple and a typical two earner family of four with deductible expenses at 23 percent of gross income. It notes figures on tax rate cuts and reductions in tax laws, including the marriage penalty, with emphasis on phased implementation through 1984 as the final year.
Reagan Tax Reductions Chart for One and Two Earners
A chart compares tax reductions for a one earner family on the left and a two earner family on the right under legislation backed by President Reagan. The graphic highlights differences in tax relief based on income and family structure.
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Reagan
All-Star rosters expand to 30 with two-inning pitchers
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn announced rosters for the rescheduled All-Star Game will grow from 28 to 30. Pitchers will be limited to two innings. The game, moved from July 14 after the strike, is set for Aug 9 at Cleveland Stadium with fans voting for eight starters and league presidents plus managers selecting pitchers and reserves.
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Bowie Kuhn
Cleveland Stadium
Kuhn
Philadelphia
Dallas Green
Kansas City
Jim Frey
Associated Press
New York
Gas station attendant may have second thoughts about new job
Kevin Martin a 20 year old Peoria man was kidnapped beaten and robbed on his first day on the job at a Clark Service Station Four men in a car forced him into the vehicle after he started pumping gas they beat him robbed him of 140 and left him in an alley a passing motorist found him and he was hospitalized in fair condition at St Francis Hospital with head and facial injuries and internal trauma
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Peoria
Kevin Martin
Martin
Clark Sevice
Staion
St. Francis Hospital
Mississippi river boat chain reaction sinks barges across St Louis
A tug towing 15 barges snapped its towline causing a chain reaction that loosened about 150 barges along the Mississippi. Three barges sank including a chemical and a grain barge near midchannel. Coast Guard crews and tugboats hunted for remaining hazards while probing the chemical contents of the sunk barge.
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St. Louis
Mississippi River
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Poplar Street
Alan Burd
Martin Luther King Bridge
Burd
Virginia Tower
Phillips Pipeline Co
Reagan to continue AT&T antitrust suit
The Reagan administration will press ahead with the six year antitrust case to break up AT&T. Justice will pursue court action next week while seeking Congress to pass telecom reform that could moot the suit. A White House meeting and Baxter indicated possible settlement talks remain open.
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Washington Star
Washington
White House
Reagan Administration
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Justice Department
Congress
Justice
Mark Sheehan
Department
Antitrust
William F. Baxter
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Reagan
James Baker
Atlanta
U.S
Harold H. Greene
Baxter
At&t
Departments of Defense and Commerce
Baldridge
Sheehan
Carter
Bell System
Western Electric
Senate Commerce Committee
Comec
Senate Judiciary Committee
Christopher Grade School Board Approves Pay Hikes
The Christopher Grade School Board of Education approved a 10 percent salary increase for noncertified workers including 11 secretaries cooks bus drivers and custodians totaling about 10000 yearly. A contract for teachers was approved but awaits teachers’ vote.
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Christopher Grade School
Christopher Grade School Board of Education
James Jenkins
Jenkins
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