Reagan tax reform plan targets labor and capital
Reagan unveils a tax simplification plan aimed at shifting burdens from labor intensive services to capital intensive industries. Experts warn New York residents and businesses may be harmed or helped, while the deficit problem remains unaddressed. One CPA says low income families would benefit, with a tax threshold up to 18 000 dollars for individuals at 15 percent.
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New York State
Reagan
Robert Klinetop
Certified Public Accountant
Syracuse
Averson and
Klinetop
Rex
Maric Cuma
New York
Reagan tax plan aims to simplify brackets and raise exemptions
The plan proposes replacing 14 brackets with three rates up to 35 percent, increasing personal exemptions to about 1 040 dollars, raising the standard deduction to 2 900 for individuals and 3 600 for single heads, and widening mortgage interest relief while limiting other deductions. It also seeks to shrink certain itemized deductions and credits, with impacts debated by lawmakers and governors amid mixed reactions from New York leaders.
Reagan launches drive to overhaul un American tax system
President Reagan unveils sweeping tax reform aiming to cut personal and corporate taxes in a national television address. He brands the current system un American and calls for radical changes to simplify growth, potentially reshaping political dynamics and the GOP's business image.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
Americas
White House
Republican Party
Party of
Big Business
Country Club America
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No drinking zones bill faces arena opposition in Albany
Albany AP report says a bill to create 25 percent alcohol free seating at major events draws critics. Arena executives warn enforcement impractical and economic harm, noting beer sales crucial to operations for venues like Nassau Coliseum and Rochester facilities.
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Albany
New York
Twig Dias Dus
Richard Brodsky
Westchester County
Democrat
Arenas
Brodsky
James Nagourney
Nassau Coliseum
Long Island
Brooksy
New York State
Bill Gerling
Rochester Municipal Facilities Commission
Mickey Rooney Delivers Burlesque Charm at Landmark Theater
Veteran entertainer Mickey Rooney lights up the Landmark Theater during a Sugar Babies performance. The review notes his unflagging energy behind the scenes and the show drawing nearly 2,700 theatergoers as Kim Kaminsky and Mindy Hall attend to hair and makeup backstage.
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Mickey Rooney
Landmark Theater
Rooney
Joan Vadeboncoeur
Kim Kaminsky
Mindy Hall
Tot mauled by dog in neighbor's yard on South Side
A 3-year-old girl, Sarah Spoon, wandered into a neighbor's yard and was mauled by a dog kept chained there. Hospitalized in serious condition, doctors reported chest and abdominal injuries. Neighbors and the girl's parents urge the dog be destroyed, claiming the animal named Jericho is wolf-like and dangerous. Ownership is disputed among Syracuse residents.
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Jericho
Sarah Spoon
W. Borden Ave
State University Hospital
Pam
Ward Spoon
Syracuse
Joseph Jings
Jan Cummings
Wally Howard
Dorothy Greenwood
Greenwood
Spoon
Cummingses
Thens
Borden Avenue
Obscure fragment hints at obituary notices and fashion winners
A fragmentary input mentions obituaries and fashion winners with stray words and numbers, lacking clear names or dates. The readable portion suggests a brief notice page item but provides insufficient detail to identify persons, places, or events.
Von Bulow Ex Lover Testifies About Wife's Coma
Alexandra Isles said Claus von Bulow watched his wife slip into a coma without helping her and only called a doctor when she was near death. She described a 1980 telephone claim that he saved her life and testified amid cross examination by defense attorney Thomas Puccio.
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Claus von Bulow
von Bulow
Alexandra Isles
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Thomas P. Puccio
Puccio
Martha Sunny von Bulow
Isles
Switzerland
New York City
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