Reagan Urges Swift Action in Address on Economic Calamity
President Reagan in a national Oval Office address warns of an economic calamity unless Congress acts. He calls for a three year 10 percent annual personal tax cut, broad government budget cuts, and incentives to spur jobs while outlining austerity and future social program reductions to define poverty. He cites a grim Council of Economic Advisers report and warns the debt could reach about $1 trillion before any recovery.
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Washington
UPI
Reagan
Congress
Oval Office
United States
Department of Government
Council of Economic Advisers
Tax cut debate splits area residents on saving or spending
A survey shows most residents oppose saving from Reagan’s 10 percent federal tax cut, predicting they would spend the money to cover obligations or inflation. Leaders from both parties urge incentives to encourage savings, while awaiting full details on Feb. 18.
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David Knox
Reagan
Don Thompson
Webster Road
LaGrange
Joseph Barna
West 16Th Street
Cleveland
Lowell Cavin
West Ninth Street
Elyria
Wilma Guthrie
Iranians got ideas from us says former UN ambassador
Former United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young spoke at Lorain County Community College arguing Iran’s educational system bears some blame for the 1979–81 embassy hostage crisis. He said the student takeover of the embassy showed heavy influence from U.S. campuses and noted clergy who visited Iran were surprised by the hosts’ grasp of America. He contrasted American response to Pearl Harbor with Iran crisis, urging awareness of underlying causes.
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Andrew Young
America
Lorain County Community College
Bob Bailie
Iran
Young
Tehran
Under the gun Elyria city worker talks press for contract
Negotiators for Elyria's nonuniformed workers meet the city today to salvage a contract amid strike threats. AFSCME Local 277, led by Richard Taylor, warned of a strike if talks fail, while firefighters and police unions await raises in two year deals. Officials expect a long session with progress needed to avert binding arbitration and a potential strike.
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Elyria
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
Richard Taylor
Pete Shilling
Shilling
Taylor
Wnon
Reagan Turns 70 Asks End to Age Bias In Politics
Ronald Reagan marks his 70th birthday, becoming the oldest U.S. president. Readers including Pat Mahoney and Ethel Mayo comment on longevity and capability, arguing age should not prevent work or leadership while rivals question vigor.
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Ronald Reagan
UPR
Winter Weather Delivers Surprising Snow Dump Across Area
The region wakes to over two inches of snow despite forecasts of light accumulations. Officials report scattered minor accidents as highways remain slick. Forecasters warn of a possible Saturday shower with a 20 percent chance and temperatures to rise as spring nears.
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National Weather Service
Elyria
Lorain Lice
Sandusky
Weather Forecast Notice for Weekend Rain Likely
Partial forecast update notes unsettled conditions for tonight and Saturday with a chance of scattered showers and cooler temperatures. Winds remain light, and overnight lows are expected to dip into the upper 20s to mid 30s. Details continue on Page A3.
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Ethel Mayo
Nerve
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Brown Fintube
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North Ridgeville
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