Rostenkowski Emerges as TV Political Rookie of the Year
Washington observers hail Rep Dan Rostenkowski as a standout Democratic responder to President Reagan's tax reform push. The Chicago veteran, known for a blunt, plainspoken style, drew praise from aides and party figures for shaping a careful stance that preserves party unity while signaling support for reform.
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Who Is Madonna A Confused Lunch Conversation
A narrator muses on the pop icon Madonna while recalling a day in a restaurant. The discussion turns to fashion gossip and assumptions about a young woman’s profession, reflecting unfamiliarity with contemporary music and celebrities beyond classic film and news.
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Madonna Becomes Biggest Name In Music Says Royko
Mike Royko notes Madonna is the era’s top star with millions of fans mimicking her bold style and casual attitude. He recalls buying a news magazine cover story, mentions Nancy Sinatra as an influence, and quips about Madonna’s belly button and future plans including motherhood.
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Navy Youth with Top Secret Clearance Questioned
A 22-year-old Navy recruit reportedly received top secret security clearance citing a father reference amid questions about how a young sailor obtained access. The case prompts scrutiny of security vetting and whether similar lapses exist at higher levels, as rumors swirl about Farner and Son Night at the Russian Embassy.
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Loopholes for tax dodges outlined in Reagan plan
A detailed critique outlines several proposed tax loopholes in President Reagan's plan to limit deductions. It explains deducting only mortgage interest on primary homes, capping second home deductions, and creating schemes to monetize equity. It also suggests forming collapsible corporations to shift income to capital gains.
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Tax loopholes spark capital gains plan debate
The New York Daily News reports Treasury officials and lawyers anticipate corporate executives exploiting a 173 percent capital gains tax loophole. Critics call the reform complex and prone to new shelter strategies as accountants study the code, arguing revenue gaps will be filled by higher corporate taxes.
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