Reagan's 10 Percent Tax Cut Faces Debate On Capitol Hill
A Cornell economist warns the 10 percent tax cut slated to start tomorrow will likely be followed by tax increases after the 1984 election. The cut, about 30 billion, reduces taxes by 25 percent in a three‑stage plan since 1981, though critics fear deficits and inflation.
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Central New York Weekend Weather Outlook
Breezy warm humid conditions return for central New York with a 30 percent shower or thunderstorm chance today highs 85 to 90. Tonight a 40 percent shower risk with a low near 65. South winds 10 to 20 mph. Saturday to Monday mostly sunny with mild nights and a 65 to 70 degree low and upper 80s to low 90s highs. Afternoon or evening storms possible.
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Death probe in Dexter child case tight lipped
Jefferson County DA Lee Clary and Sheriff Alfred P. O'Neill investigate the death of a five year old Dexter child reportedly due to asphyxiation and malnutrition. Medical examiners discussed autopsy results at Mercy Hospital. officials withheld the youngster's name pending progress of the inquiry.
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Albany Daily Numbers Draw Yields 816 and 1347
The state announced last night's winning numbers for the daily draw as 816 for the daily numbers game and 1347 for the Win Four game. The Associated Press notes a light, ironic quip about relying on cash as a fallback.
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Reagan urges bottom up reform for U S schools
Whittier California President Reagan urged a grass roots campaign for educational renewal saying state and local officials must restore excellence. He emphasized local administrators pay most school bills and will drive progress while federal role is leadership and national interests. Reagan lauded the National Committee on Excellence in Education report calling for tougher standards and closer business educator ties.
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Supreme Court upholds Minnesota school tax break ruling
The court’s 5-4 decision says Minnesota’s $700 per child private school tax deductions do not violate church state separation. Reagan calls it a victory and supports expanded parental choice while critics warn of public funds shifting to parochial schools and state battlelines ahead.
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Four FALN suspects charged in Chicago bombing plot
Four members of the Puerto Rican FALN were charged with seditious conspiracy for plans to bomb military targets during the Fourth of July weekend in Chicago. Edwin Cortes Alejandrina Torres Alberto Rodriguez and Jose Luis Rodriguez faced $10 million cash bonds (Torres $5 million) and were accused of plotting to loot CTA funds to finance the attacks.
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Arafat mutiny expands in Lebanon as rebels seize Bekaa
United Press International reports Palestinian dissidents consolidate control in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley and push toward Baalbek as Arafat’s forces are isolated. Shultz says the revolt may bring the PLO under Syrian influence while Damascus-driven tensions widen. Fighting persists with reports of clashes near Faanayei and Barlas, amid calls for foreign forces to leave Lebanon.
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