Reagan stays firm on tax cuts during west trip
President Reagan, pressed on trimming his tax cuts, vows no change to last year’s tax plan while open to congressional ideas. He promotes the economy in Cheyenne and Albuquerque then vacations at his California ranch, as White House aides insist the plan remains firm yet adaptable to some proposals.
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California
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Speakes
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GOP
Senate Finance Committee
Nuclear extortion threats trigger federal response networks
A threat mentioning nuclear devices activates the FBI under the Atomic Energy Act. The alert is faxed to the Energy Department center near Gaithersburg, then relayed to Rand Corp and Syracuse University teams led by Dr. Murray Miron. They rapidly profile the extortionist from language, guiding swift action and threat assessment across laboratories and law enforcement.
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Washington
Syracuse University
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Emergency Coordinating Center
Mary-land
Jenkins
Koch Feisty Claimed as He Presses Upstate Bid
The article portrays Ed Koch’s push to win over upstate voters after a Playboy interview sparked ridicule. Koch defends his feisty, candid style, notes support from some ethnic groups, and plans to travel the Thruway meeting residents to gain Democratic nomination and perhaps a running mate from upstate.
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Playboy
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Lee Alexander
Alexander
Begin faces shaky majority over Sinai settlers vote
Prime Minister Menachem Begin could lose his fragile Knesset majority as a no confidence motion over army action against Sinai settlers looms. With 63 of 120 seats, a Tehiya defector may tilt the balance though Labor decided to abstain, leaving the coalition likely to survive.
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UPI
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High court skirts bail issue and reflects on cases
The court, in two other opinions, upheld or struck down laws affecting workers and lawyers. Hunt, convicted in 1980 of two counts of first degree forcible sexual assault and one count of first degree sexual assault on a child, faces up to 15 years on each count. The Rock Island Railroad bankruptcy case was struck down 9-0, denying up to 75 million in job loss benefits, while a separate 9-0 ruling protects civil rights lawyers' fee recovery from tighter limits.
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