Tax status restored to racially exclusive religious schools
Washington accord restored tax exempt status to more than 100 schools that refused to admit black students, reversing a Nixon era policy. The move, supported by Treasury and Justice with White House approval, affects Bob Jones University and Goldsboro Christian Schools among others, and aims to align with congressional policy while court cases were pending.
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Williams lied in questioning says Atlanta FBI agents
Two FBI agents testified in Wayne Williams murder trial that he lied and gave different stories when questioned after being stopped near a river bridge where two victims were found. The morning of May 22 1981 Williams cooperated, allowed a search, and explained boxes in his car, while investigators noted inconsistencies between agents' accounts and Williams statements. The judge expressed the trial advancing faster than expected as weeks of testimony loom.
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Gregg Gilliland
Mike McComas
Gilliland
Nova Entertainment
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Reagan defends recovery plan amid unemployment concerns
President Reagan pledged sympathy for about 9.5 million unemployed while defending the slow recovering economy as the only path to jobs. He briefly rebutted ties between rising joblessness and his administration, stressing the plan’s necessity despite public frustration.
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Ohio and Pennsylvania Lottery Numbers Reported
In Ohio the daily numbers winner was 458 with ticket sales of 1,113,050.50 and a payoff of 479,224. In Pennsylvania the Friday Daily Lottery number drawn was 8 5 1. Reagan faces economic doubt as jobless data arrive and tax plans loom, with aides noting focus on budget and a State of the Union ahead.
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ONeill predicts 9.5 percent jobless rate under Reagan
House Speaker Thomas ONeill blames Reagan for a worsening recession after unemployment rose to 8.9 percent in December, with nearly 9.5 million out of work. He calls it the Reagan recession and says it will shape the fall congressional elections.
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