Carter Opposes Tax Cut Yet Again In 1981
Treasury Secretary William Miller says the Carter administration remains opposed to a tax cut this year amid recession signals. President Carter also indicates no change in stance. economists warn inflation and spending must be controlled. Leading indicators show May rebound but still drop for the fourth straight month, with manufacturing orders and output sliding amid a weak economy. Imports and auto sector concerns loom as Ford calls for curbs.
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Congress
Carter to sign synthetic fuel package amid energy delays
President Carter prepares to sign a multibillion dollar bill to back synthetic fuels with a 20 billion start and a goal of 2 million barrels per day by 1992. The energy mobilization board plan stalled in the House while a windfall profits tax already cleared.
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Mobilization Board
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Congress
TMI Krypton purge advances on schedule at Three Mile Island
Officials at Three Mile Island report the krypton venting process remains on track with no radiation increases detected off site. They expect 2 to 4 weeks to remove about 57 000 curies from the containment building, barring equipment failure or weather issues.
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Harold Denton
NRC
Court limits abortion funds
The court limits funding for medically necessary abortions under Hyde, ruling a woman's choice does not guarantee state or federal resources. Justice Stewart says Hyde does not violate liberty, due process, or equal protection, and funding restrictions do not violate establishment of religion.
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Threehurt in Eastwood blaze including officer injured
Fire officials reported three people hurt and a police officer injured as flames engulfed a two story E astwood building housing Melody Mart and an antique repair shop with two apartments above. Firefighters battled the blaze from the ground and roof while rescuing occupants. cause linked to careless smoking.
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Tena
Thomas Hanlon
Pope John Paul II Begins Brazil Papal Tour
Pope John Paul II lands in Brasilia for a 12 day visit, first ever papal trip to Brazil. He will visit 13 cities, open a national Eucharistic Congress of 318 Brazilian bishops, and celebrate masses for as many as 20 million of Brazil’s 100 million Catholics watched by millions on TV. The trip marks his seventh foreign journey and longest, over 7500 miles. The church seeks reforms while the military backed government hopes to curb clergy political action.
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Mexico
Carey plans endorsement after Republican convention
New York Governor Hugh Carey said he will back a Democratic presidential candidate after the Republican National Convention in July. He expects President Carter to be the nominee but offered no clear preference. Carey urged amnesty and legal status for about one million illegal aliens in New York City, equating their treatment to Cuban and Haitian arrivals and seeking federal aid for education and housing costs. He suggested endorsing after the GOP convention and noted Kennedy carried New York in the primary on issues he supported.
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UPI
Hugh Carey
Carter
Carey
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Florida
Sen
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Kennedy
New York State
Watkins Glen man shot dead. stepdaughter questioned
Kenneth M. Cornish Jr. was found shot in his home in Watkins Glen around 11 PM. His 17 year old stepdaughter Vanessa Cornish is being questioned. An autopsy at Arnot Ogden Hospital was planned today. No charges filed and police gave few other details.
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Kenneth M. Cornish Jr
Vanessa Cornish
Arnot Ogden Hospital
Elmira
Social Security chief backs automatic hikes
Washington US official William Driver of the Social Security Administration supports using the Consumer Price Index to determine automatic cost of living adjustments for retirees and SSI recipients. He cites a 14.3 percent raise for 39 million Americans this week and notes Congress aims to prevent benefit disruptions while funds face strain from unemployment and inflation. Driver says two year timing should allow for a permanent solution and weighs raising the retirement age to 68 with caution.
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UPI
Social Security Administration
William Driver
Congress
Driver
Militant Kahane Given Seven Months in Israeli Prison
American-born rabbi Meir Kahane was sentenced to seven months in prison for forcing his way onto the Hebrew University campus to lecture on Israeli Arabs. He also faces six months in administrative detention and a military court case on the West Bank for incitement during demonstrations in Ramallah and Nablus. He advocates deporting Arab residents and has founded the Jewish Defense League.
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United States
Militant
Jewish Defense League
Wallace in Hospital Tests DMSO for Pain Relief
Former Alabama governor George C. Wallace is hospitalized at the University of Oregon hospital in Portland where doctors test whether the drug DMSO can ease his severe pain between the waist and rib area. Attending physician Dr. Stanley W. Jacob said Wallace hopes for relief from the excruciating pain.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Alabama
University of Oregon Hospital
Wallace
Stanely W. Jacob
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