Reagan shake-up accelerates as top aides depart
Washington reports a rapid midterm reshaping as two Cabinet members resign, Shaffer and Schweiker, and arms control chiefs are overhauled. Margaret Heckler named to Health and Human Services, Rostow ousted from arms control, Lewis exits to cable TV, Buellius and others depart, signaling a broader reorganization amid White House staffing changes.
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Reagan
Arme Control
Per‘haps
White House
Republican Party
Rep
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Massachusetts
Richard Schweiker
Department of Health and Human Services
Lewis
Schweiker
Health and Human Services
Reagan pushes sub minimum wage for teens in summer jobs
President Reagan will propose legislation to allow paying teens less than the minimum wage for summer work, a move the administration says could help 600,000 youths aged 16 to 20, amid record teenage unemployment. Treasury chief Regan floated a tax surcharge and energy tax options tied to deficits, with a budget due January 31.
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Reagan
Treasury
Donald T Regan
Regan
Tax hikes driven by county reappraisal
The county faces a 395000 debt on 700000 in bonds used to fund the 1979 82 property reappraisal. Officials note increases in residential and agricultural values and warn that the rise reflects a three year period, not the current year.
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Pijor
Ted Siwierka
Siwierka Ek Saituke
Siwierka
Ralph Johnson
Cole-Layer-Trumble
Plijor
Herbert Jacoby
Focusnea Daily Ad Rates In Elyria Press
Advert brings postage paid notice for Elyria readers. Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company lists address at 235 East Avenue with box 016. Carriers delivered daily and Sunday at 1.45 dollars per week.
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Elyria
Focusnea
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
East Avenue
Carrier Daily & Sanday
Police-Cult Siege Ends in Slayings and Capture
Eight people died in a police siege at a home where Charles Sanders led a group calling police anti-Christian. Hester and partner R O Schwill were seized after an anonymous tip triggered the confrontation. Schwill 9 year veteran was wounded, Turner another officer was struck but not hospitalised. Sanders wife Dorothy said he faced mental illness and believed the world would end. One suspect charged with aggravated assault, others in custody as negotiators tried to reach Sanders who remained largely silent during the standoff.
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Methodist Hospital
Tommy Turner
Graham
Sanders
Holt
Dorothy
John Gaston Hospital
Ple
Hester
T.C. Smith
Burger remark during Supreme Court hearing sparks controversy
Dallas AP reports Chief Justice Warren Burger privately called an appeal before the Supreme Court “as phony as Pye ever seen,” a remark captured by a microphone in an nearly empty courtroom. The incident occurred during questioning over the Brown heroin conviction and the admissibility of seized evidence from a routine checkpoint in Fort Worth.
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Warren Burger
Supreme Court
Pye
Dallas Morning News
William Brennan
Burger
Allan K. Butcher
Fort Worth
Byron R. White
Clifford James Brown
Texas Appeals Court
Brown
Butcher
Area snow plowers in a scrape amid thin winter business
Snow plow operators like Husk of LaPorte report small earnings as dry weather depresses salt sales. International Salt Co and others warn of 60 to 80 percent declines, while towing firms count fewer calls than usual, reflecting a weak winter for salt and services.
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LaPorte
James Hunt
Edwria
Murbach Coal and Supply Co
International
Noton
Don Lease
Lease
John Baker
Baker Wrecker Service Inc
Cleveland
Automobile Club
AAA
Celeste campaign opens Cleveland branch office
The Cuyahoga County coordinator for Gov. Richard Celeste will run a campaign office in greater Cleveland. Helen Williams’s appointment will be announced next week, per the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Richard Celeste
Greater
Helen Williams
The
Cleveland) Plain Dealer
Three Sentry executives arrested in $100000 heist case
New York AP three Sentry executives charged with stealing 100000 from a 500000 bank fund used to back a 750000 line of credit for armored trucks. They may be suspects in two prior heists including an 11 million robbery and a 225000 disappearance. Bronx DA Merola described money scattered at the warehouse as authorities investigated.
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Bronx
Mario Merola
Jarcen Stray
Merola
Jennings
Ossining
N.Y
New York City
Angela Fiameiveddu
Ponci
Juma
Mene Danneltad
Milbank Ton
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