Ferraro’s political future debated after husband’s plea
In Washington and New York, Ferraro’s odds shift as her husband John Zaccaro pleads guilty to a misdemeanor for falsifying loan papers. Analysts say the move damages little politically for Ferraro, who eyes a possible Senate run, while D’Amato remains unscathed and fundraising momentum grows. Elizabeth Holtzman emerges as a potential foe if she runs.
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Talking ape grieves after pet Kitten Ball dies in road crash
In Woodside California a 230 pound gorilla named Koko who signs with humans formed a bond with a tailless gray kitten named All Ball. The kitten was nursed by a dog before joining Koko in a close companionship. Ball was killed by a car a week before Christmas prompting tears from many visitors and calls to the Gorilla Foundation.
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TV anchors abroad boost Geneva arms talks coverage
NBC CBS and ABC spent about 500000 to send a cadre of reporters and anchors to Geneva for two days, with Dan Rather Tom Brokaw Peter Jennings Bryant Gumbel and others reporting outdoors in freezing weather. The broadcasts aimed to add nuance and clarity to coverage amid ongoing talks between George Shultz and Andrei Gromyko.
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Jobless rate edges up as outlook dims in December
Unemployment rose to 7.2 percent as 390000 more joined the labor force, while 340000 new jobs were created. The civilian job total reached 106.3 million, with 6.2 million unemployed. Discouraged workers increased to 1.3 million.
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Tax-Free High Earners Jump Past $200,000 Threshold
Two hundred ninety-nine couples and individuals with incomes over $200,000 paid no federal income tax in 1982. Their combined income reached $149 million, up from 1981 while remaining higher than 1979 levels. The IRS notes many ultimately face audits, and the trend reflects use of tax-free bonds and other strategies lifting earners into the threshold.
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Energy chief denies Interior post plan amid reports
Energy Secretary Donald Hodel dismisses Interior secretary speculation saying no decision has been made by President Reagan. The Washington Post and unnamed sources have proposed his nomination to replace William P. Clark, with an announcement anticipated. Hodel notes discussions of merging departments have no momentum.
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