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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1987
Page
5
The IRS unveils a new W-4 with a four page worksheet that replaces simplicity with complexity. Many taxpayers will struggle guessing figures as income changes through the year. Critics fear under or over withholding remains likely, prompting a revised instruction set but an unchanged form.
Washington officials fear Iran could crush Iraq and reshape the Middle East, undermining U S prestige. The arms deal with Iran weakens credibility, aids Khomeini opponents, and jeopardizes Gulf security, with allies wavering on embargoes and US promises.
Critics argue Reagan may not know every detail of covert arms dealings linking Iran to the Nicaraguan contras. The piece compares past presidents, notes North Poindexter actions, and offsetting claims about Reagan’s knowledge, while mocking media expectations about a leader’s omniscience. It cites Baker Shultz and press scrutiny, framing the question of presidential ignorance versus accountability.
A first person account of a civil rights march in northern Georgia from Buford Road to Cumming. The piece details a massive, diverse turnout with participants of all ages and backgrounds and notes protection by National Guard troops. It contrasts the narrator’s experience with media coverage and perception. It emphasizes resilience and ongoing momentum beyond the day.
Washington says transcom scandal limits Reagan on striking Libya over suspected Libyan links to a Pan Am hijacking. Pakistani investigators link Libyan sponsorship though ambiguity remains. Some officials push for renewed strikes, others favor European pressure and greater isolation of Libya.
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