Jones eyes slowing Reagan momentum in tax fight
Rep James R Jones aims to slow Reagan momentum in Congress by enticing the president into a tax cut gamble. He seeks a delayed personal income tax cut while betting Kemp Roth reform may fail, paving the way for a Jones alternative and potential shift in policy.
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New York
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Michigan voters reject Proposal A tax cut in election roundup
Michigan voters rejected Proposal A, a plan to cut property taxes about 45 percent and raise the sales tax, with 1,189,525 against to 432,617 in favor as 77 percent of precincts reported. Centralia Pennsylvania residents seek federal drilling aid to map a long burning coal mine fire, estimated at 90 million dollars to extinguish. Steny Hoyer wins Maryland 5th district, defeating Audrey Scott 55 percent to 44 percent amid Reagan spending-cut criticism.
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Reagan honors space pioneers at White House reception
President Reagan invited about 40 space flyers to stand during a White House ceremony honoring Mercury through Skylab astronauts. John Young received the Congressional Space Medal of Honor. both Young and Crippen were awarded Distinguished Service Medals. The luncheon, in a tent over the Rose Garden, celebrated the Columbia shuttle flight and the U.S. space effort.
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Atlanta coroner says some victims showed struggle in asphyxia killings
Atlanta medical examiner Dr. Joe Burton disputes earlier reports that the 27 youths found slain died without a struggle. He notes victims showed marks or could have fought, and warns asphyxia is a common death cause in young homicide victims. Darren Glass, 10, remains unaccounted for.
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Industry spends big on Clean Air Act votes
A Common Cause study shows PACs tied to auto, chemical, forest products, metals and mining, oil and gas, steel, and utilities spent over $1 million on Senate Environment Committee and House health and environment subcommittee members in recent elections. Contributors include many from firms violating current Clean Air Act standards, with steel and forest products PACs funding a majority of their industry money. Senator James Abdnor led recipients with $185,239 as he defeated George McGovern.
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