Reagan vows tax reform to simplify system and shrink government
President Reagan warned of tougher battles ahead as he pledged fairer simpler taxes and continued efforts to shrink government. He outlined real tax reform, a 35 percent top rate, and urged rapid action while stressing traditional values and growth. The buoyant president paused to toss a snowball at a tree before and after his White House address.
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Reagan
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America
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Oval Office
Guidelines Say Vaginal Birth Possible After C-Sections
ACOG loosens prior rules, estimating 50 to 80 percent of women with previous caesareans can attempt labor and deliver vaginally if no recurrent surgical needs exist and the prior incision was low and horizontal. Benefits include fewer surgical risks and shorter hospital stays, with monitoring and strong obstetric support to ensure safety.
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American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Luella Klein
ACOG
Emory University Medical School
Chicago home sale gimmick brings Hawaii vacation deal
Chicago real estate agent Stanleigh Fox offers his Winfield house for 143200 with a Hawaiian vacation incentive. He plans to cover airfare lodging and meals, hoping the travel perk outweighs a typical 7 percent commission. Fox aims to move downtown for work as an engineering firm business development manager.
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Hawaii
Stanleigh Fox
Fox
Winfield
Daryl Paddock
Subway vigilante cleared on murder charges in subway shooting
A grand jury found Bernhard Goetz justified in shooting four teenagers on a New York subway, while indicting him on three counts of weapon possession. The decision sparked charges of racism and debate over self defense in a high profile case.
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Bernhard Goetz
Manhattan
Robert Morgenthau Morgenthau
Goetz
New Hampshire
Joseph Kelner
al Sharpton
KKK
Murder case finally turned right and justice found
Fleanice, a two year old, died after brutal beatings by Gray while her mother aided the cover up. The pair disposed of the body in a trash bag and local authorities uncovered the gruesome scene during a search led by the mother. Gray confessed as investigators found the child’s corpse on the floor of a dim abandoned building.
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Fleanice
McGuire
Corinda
Durkee's store fire and murder case wrap up in tragedy
Firefighters saved Durkee's, using hydrants from Lorain County Rural Water Authority after two hydrants froze. The fire at the Country Kitchen destroyed the building. owners face uncertain reopening. Separately, Gray and his wife were implicated in a murder case. Gray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and related charges, with multiple appeals and a custody dispute following.
Pentagon changes status of crew from missing to dead
Washington AP report says Pentagon officials moved 21 US military personnel aboard a C 130A downed off Honduras coast from missing to dead, marking the presumed loss of life in the incident.
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