Reagan fights storm over private school tax status
Reagan seeks congressional lifeboat as backlash grows over IRS tax exemptions for private schools that bar blacks. White House aides say legislation will be expedited while civil rights leaders condemn the reversal as a setback to civil rights gains.
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Europe faces six day cold wave with rising death toll
European cold wave continues to grip Britain and continental Europe for a sixth day. Weather officials warn the bitter freeze will persist into next week as snow floods and arctic winds cause casualties and widespread damage. Poland reports Vistula ice jams threatening Warsaw. floods evacuate thousands in Plock and Ostroleka. Germany records eight deaths including a tramp, a drowning man, and a Capuchin monk.
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UAW warns job levels may never return to '77 highs
UAW leaders at Elyria and Avon Lake say tens of thousands faced permanent layoffs as automation and slow economy bite. Douglas Fraser and others estimate 1977 to 1979 job levels may never return, while some rehiring could occur via attrition and skill shifts. Industry recovery could cut unemployment in 1982 83, but auto and related jobs remain far below peak.
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Florida Freeze Damages Citrus and Crops In State
Florida faced one of its worst freezes, damaging citrus groves and vegetables from Tallahassee to Miami. Officials expect major losses to a $1.29 billion industry as salvage efforts rush to preserve frozen fruit for concentrate and juice.
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Chill splits pipes and blocks highways in winter chaos
A semitruck owned by Signal Delivery Services of Cleveland skidded near Route 82 south of Cleveland, causing two cars to crash and backing traffic for miles. Northbound I-71 expected to reopen by mid morning after police cleared the scene.
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Robert Patton
Judge delays AT&T deal in antitrust suit ruling
U.S. District Judge Harold Greene will not dismiss the antitrust suit against AT&T until he reviews whether a proposed settlement serves the public interest under the 1974 Tunney Act. AT&T and the Justice Department expect the deal to proceed, with AT&T divesting 22 local telcos and entering new markets. Saunders calls Greene’s stance bemused and says the judge has no power over the case.
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UPI
U.S
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Mines 225 Eau hye P O ben WI 0 4006
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a place related to Mines and Wisconsin with cryptic numbers 225 and 4006. The readable text lacks clear events or persons to form a fuller summary.
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Eau Hye
P.O
Ben WI
Snow Strands Georgia as Nation Faces Snow Disaster
Snow and sleet hit southern states while thousands of cars clogged Atlanta freeways after a heavy fall. Snow began Tuesday afternoon paralyzing the city with at least 3 inches. Georgia authorities mobilized, Louisiana activated a National Guard unit, and power outages affected about 14,000 homes in north Louisiana amid a fatal electrical accident in Shreveport.
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Atlanta
Louisiana
Dave Treen
National Guard
Shreveport
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