Reagan to seek second tax cut bill
President Reagan plans a second tax cut bill after the first passes, possibly including inflation indexation protections and private school tuition credits. Officials Meese and Baker said outcomes depend on House Democrats, with conservative Democrats keeping crucial support. Rep. Rostenkowski will push a Democratic alternative next week. Indexation and tuition credits are under consideration.
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Reagan
White House
Edwin Meese III
James A. Baker III
Congress
House
Baker
Meese
Democratic Forum
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Nl
Ways and Means Committee
T.H. Bell
Senate
Riordan Shot At Chicago Restaurant
James J. Riordan, first deputy superintendent of the Chicago Police Department, was shot and wounded at a downtown restaurant. A 36-year-old suspect was detained and a weapon recovered. Riordan blanksted to Northwestern Memorial Hospital for emergency surgery. hospital officials did not release his condition.
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Chicago
James J. Riordan
Chicago Police Department
Riordan
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Wild Edibles in Southern Illinois Taps Local Flora
Reporter Tom Woolf explores the area's wild edibles growing in woods fields and marshes. Learn which plants like dandelion leaves and daylily buds can provide tasty discoveries, and where to locate them in Southern Illinois.
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Illinois
Tom Woolf
Canning History and Tips From Perry County Extension Adviser
Perry County Extension Adviser Charlotte Coffer outlines the history of canning and shares practical tips to ensure safe nutritious food for winter. Her guidance covers basic methods, equipment, and best practices for home canners.
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Perry County Extension
Charlotte Coffer
Area bowling event crowns top bowlers at SI Bowl
The Southern Illinois Bowling Classic at the SI Bowl near Carterville will determine the area's best male and female bowlers. If you cannot attend, read about the action on Monday and Tuesday.
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Carterville
Southern Illinoisan publication overview and rates
The Southern Illinoisan lists offices in Carbondale Herrin Murphysboro and Marion. It explains publication schedule rates for carrier and mail delivery, with 18 county region pricing and post office box address for changes.
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Southern Ilinoisan
USPS
N. Illinois
Carbondale
Ill
16Th
Herrin
Murphysboro
Southern Illinoisan
Illinois
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Marion
Song for the Class of 87 at Murphysboro High School
The commencement featured senior Jane Borgsmiller composing a fal song for the 186 member Class of 1981. Quartet members include Chris Guetersloh Steve Hopper and Van Strothmann. Carbondale Community High School also held senneecent exercises this week.
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Murphysboro High School
Jane Borgsmiller
Chris Gueters
Loh
Steve Hopper
van Strothmann
Carbondale Community High School
CTA Cuts 14 Million From 1981 Budget Amid Transit Shutdown Threat
CTA board approves 14 million in cuts to the 1981 budget, ending September. Actions include route eliminations, hours reduced, and 350 jobs cut, with no immediate effect on cash shortage. City officials press for funds as Amtrak and RTA aid prospects hinge on state action and a Thompson meeting with legislative leaders. Union taxi drivers threaten a Monday strike, while cab firms resist wage talks.
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Chicago
Chicago Transit Authority Board
Area Mass Transit
CTA
Regional Transportation Authority
General Assembly
James R. Thompson
Yellow Cab Co
Checker Taxi Co
Soviets aid Nicaragua pilots with Russian helicopters
Providence Sunday Journal reports twelve Soviet military personnel in Managua teaching Nicaraguan pilots and technicians to fly and maintain Russian helicopters provided to the Sandinista government. Six are pilots, six technicians. they arrived about two weeks before mid May and will stay about ten more weeks.
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Providence
R.I
Nicaragua
Managua
Providence Sunday Journal
Journal
The
Randall Richard
Soviet Union
U.S
Ministry of Transportation
Camino Real
Sandino International Airport
Richard
U S Soviet arms talks move toward formal talks
Secretary Haig said after a two hour meeting with Andrei Gromyko that the United States and the Soviet Union are closer to serious nuclear arms control talks in Europe. He and Gromyko plan a New York meeting in September to set a date to begin negotiations on limiting medium range missiles.
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Washington
Alexander M. Haig Jr
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Claude Cheysson
Haig
Andrei Gromyko
New York
Cheysson
France
NATO
George Bush
Francois Mitterrand
Paris
Ottawa
Canada
Mitterrand
Reagan
Atlanta case grows stronger in slayings probe
Authorities push to build stronger case against a 23 year old black man suspected in multiple slayings of young black men. FBI and Atlanta police keep him under surveillance at his northwest Atlanta home with an unmarked car nearby as officials say evidence may be strengthening though not yet enough for conviction.
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Atlanta
FBI
Public Safety
Lee Brown
Teacher layoffs spread across Illinois schools
More than 2,000 teachers face job losses as the end of the school year nears, with estimates from the Illinois Federation of Teachers and the Illinois Education Association showing 2,180 to 2,500 positions at risk. Enrollment is also expected to fall about 2 percent statewide, and suburban districts may see up to 10 percent fewer students, prompting staffing cuts.
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Chicago
Illinois
Chuck Burdeen
Illinois Federation of Teachers
Illinois Education Association
IFT
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