Tax boosts could be proposed to aid balanced budget plan
Washington AP reports that despite hints of tax increases, the Reagan administration would avoid big revenue producers and focus on further cuts to reach a balanced budget by 1984. Key aides say the deficit goal remains $42.5 billion for 1982 with possible further cuts and temporary impoundment authority under discussion.
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Reagan
David R. Gergen
Gergen
New York Times Today
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House
Bob Michel
Michel
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Indiana says Kentucky grabbing at Hoosierland
Indiana Attorney General Linley Pearson says Kentucky aims to annex land by claiming ownership of the Ohio River. A federal hearing in Cincinnati October 20 will hear three weeks of arguments as the 1980 Supreme Court ruling leaves the river boundary unsettled. Pearson notes rights to permits and land use hinge on the dispute while public hearings in five towns gather input from landowners along 354 miles of boundary.
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Linley E. Pearson
Kentucky
Ohio
Pearson
Cincinnati
U.S. Supreme Court
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New Albany
Lawrenceburg
Madison
William Daily
Floyd County
Louisville
Japan clears fumigation rules for California fruit
Japan announced fumigation and cold storage requirements to allow California citrus shipments. SunKist Inc. welcomed the plan as a path to resume exports, aiming for 10 fumigation chambers next week. California officials argued fumigation unnecessary as medflies are not yet in citrus regions, with project officials reporting no fertile medflies since Sept. 2 and a favorable eradiation outlook.
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Japan
California
Anne \aring
Sunkist Inc
Medfly Project
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Solidarity declares itself a Polish social movement
In Gdansk the independent labor federation Solidarity said it is no longer a trade union but a social movement. It urged workers in Soviet bloc nations to form their own unions and urged Sejm not to pass government bills granting workers a voice in management. The group warned against reforms and proposed a national referendum on workers participation versus management control.
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Gdansk
Poland
Solidarity
Independent Labor Federation
National Congress
Sejm
OPEC Under Pressure as Yamani Warns of Collapse
The Associated Press reports growing doubts within OPEC as Saudi Arabia’s Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani warns the cartel could collapse if it fails to halt its market share decline. Analysts fear price cuts below $32 may be required amid output slump from 31 to about 20 million barrels daily.
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Associated Press
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Saudi Arabia
OPEC
Yamani
Accused spy offered immunity testifies at court martial
Air Force investigator Lt Col Jerome Hoffman testified that 2nd Lt. Christopher Cooke was offered full immunity from prosecution in exchange for a complete disclosure of contacts with the Soviet embassy. Cooke, deputy Titan II launch crew commander at McConnell AFB, faces over 50 years if convicted.
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Air Force
Cooke
McConnell Air Force Base
Kansas
Washington
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