Dixon Says No Tax Overhaul This Year
Illinois Senator Alan Dixon sees a crowded agenda and lack of consensus making a major tax reform unlikely in 1986. He cites House Senate budget disputes and other hot issues, noting soft public support and division among business groups and state leaders over the proposal.
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Illinois
Alan J. Dixon
Dixon
Congress
Reagan
House
Senate
Nicaragua
Rea
Gan
Dan Rostenkowski
Ways and Means
Oil and Gas
Mario Cuomo
New York
Quinlan's Parents Reflect After Dignified Death
Karen Ann Quinlan died at 31 after a decade in a chronic vegetative state. Her parents spoke of peace in Morris Plains New Jersey praising the natural end and the landmark right to decide treatment.
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N.J
Karen Ann Quinlan
Miss Quinlan
Julia Quinlan
Joseph
Quinlan
Morris View
James Wolf
Karen
Paul Armstrong
Tokyo
London
Trenton
Frank J. Rodimer
Paterson
Quinlans
No bond denied for accused spy Arthur Walker
Federal magistrate refused bond for Arthur James Walker after FBI testimony showed he joined a defense contractor to obtain classified documents for the Soviet Union. Walker, 50, is linked to an espionage ring headed by brother John Walker Jr. and faces grand jury referral.
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Arthur James Walker
FBI
Walker
Soviet Union
U.S
Gilbert R. Swink
Navy
John A. Walker Jr
John Walker
Michael L. Walker
California
Jerry A. Whitworth
Arthur Walker
John
Arthur
Beverly Andress
VSE Corp
Chesapeake
Charges Dropped in McMartin Pre-School Case
Nine of twelve child mistreatment charges against Virginia McMartin, founder of the Virginia McMartin Preschool in Manhattan Beach California, were dropped by Judge Aviva Bobb in Los Angeles. The photo shows McMartin in 1984 during an early court appearance while in custody in San Francisco after arresting while driving a car linked to a man missing since November.
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Virginia McMartin
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Los Angeles
Aviva Bobb
McMartin
San Francisco
Demjanjuk fights deportation after citizenship orders
Cincinnati AP. Lawyers for alleged Nazi death camp guard John Demjanjuk seek to overturn orders that strip his U.S. citizenship and may deport him to the Soviet Union. They claim a Soviet plot against him as an anti communist. DOJ urges the panel to let the orders stand. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel took the case under advisement.
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Cincinnati
John Demjanjuk
U.S
Soviet Union
Mark J. O’connor
Demjanjuk
U.S. Justice Department
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Midwives Face Loss of Malpractice Insurance
New York Times reports nurse midwives nationwide may lose malpractice coverage as Mutual Fire Marine and Inland Insurance Co will not renew policies after July 3. About 800 private practice midwives could be affected, with many hospital employed ones likely covered by hospital policies. 330 lose coverage in July with more to follow.
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New York Times
NEW York
Mutual Fire Marine and Inland Insurance Co
Philadelphia
American College of Nurse-Midwives
Moynihan hits Reagan reform plan over school funding
Senator Moynihan and education leaders warn that Reagan’s tax reform could trigger a 20 percent drop in public school funding. Estimates show per pupil losses vary by state from 232 to 1,070 dollars, with Alaska untouched. He argues removing the deduction raises real school taxes by about 40 percent for itemizers and could convulse district finances and bond ratings.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Reagan
Moynihan
Illinois
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