Cabinet members average outside income tops $400000
President Reagan's Cabinet officers reported average outside income of at least 400000 last year, on top of 69630 government salaries. Totals range 5.6 to 8.3 million with three officials still filing extensions. Baldrige led with 1.5 to 2.5 million from Scovill Inc.
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Washington
Reagan
Alexander M. Haig Jr
U.S. Trade
William Brock
Housing and Urban Development
Samuel Pierce
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Scovill Inc
Baldrige
Diversified Manufacturing Company
Presbyterians Merge Northern and Southern Calvinist Sects
The Northern oriented Reformed Presbyterian Church Evangelical Synod voted 3 to 1 to merge with the Presbyterian Church in America in a service Monday at Calvin College Grand Rapids. The combined denomination will exceed 115000 members in over 700 congregations nationwide.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Reformed Presbyterian Church-Evangelical Synod
Presbyterian Church In America
Arthur Matthews
PCA Messenger
Calvin College
Grand Rapids
Matthews
Reformed Church
Man arraigned for Detroit shooting spree
A Detroit man, Robert Harrington, 35, was arraigned on murder, three counts of assault with intent to murder, arson and firearms charges. He allegedly opened fire at a downtown office, killing a young woman and injuring 38 others, then set a fire at the Buhl Building. He faces a June 23 preliminary exam and possible life imprisonment.
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Detroit
Robert Harrington
Ricardo Lubienski
Roy Awe
Harrington
Wayne County
Awe
Buhl
Edward Bell
Bell
Rampage by 20-Year-Old Kills Five in Bronx
In New York a remorseful 20-year-old man surrendered to Bronx police after allegedly killing his mother, a baby brother, and three toddlers in a Bronx apartment. Relatives cleaned blood stains near toys and diapers as Michael Harris turned himself in at about 4 a.m.
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NEW York
Bronx
Michael Harris
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Reagan replies to Ann Landers column on nuclear war
About 100000 readers sent copies of Ann Landers column detailing nuclear war to President Reagan. He replied urging readers to send the piece to Soviet leader Brezhnev. The White House said many responses were copies of Landers column.
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Ann Landers
Reagan
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Chicago Sun-Times
Miss Landers
D.C
Big Sun-Times
Anson Franklin
White House
The
Sun-Times
Eppie Lederer
Eppie
Ann
Nancy
Ron
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