Tax overhauls loom with uncertain action before 1986
Washington AP reports three major tax reform proposals ready for introduction in Congress while doubts persist about action before 1986. The White House Treasury plan faces White House changes, and Senate confirmation pushes Baker as treasury secretary along with Darman and Pearlman for key Treasury posts.
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IRS Seizes Magic Store Stock in Tax Fight
IRS agents seized inventory from three magic stores linked to Denneryl and his Griswold High School and Freedom Academy network over unpaid taxes totaling about 43 thousand dollars. Denneryl, a longtime anti busing activist, says he runs the schools without pay and relies on the stores for livelihood despite the tax action. The plan is to sell seized items unless the debt is paid.
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Elyria Lorain Classified Rates and Circulation Info
Public notice listing postal handling and daily publication details for The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company. Provides addresses, contact numbers for Elyria Lorain Cleveland offices, and rates for home delivery Daly and Sunday 185 per week or 845 per month payable in advance.
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Lorain County Plant Site Proposal Heads to Governor
The Lorain County proposal for a new GM plant was being prepared for delivery to Governor Richard F. Celeste after Olejko sought to route the plan to Columbus for discussion. Celeste earlier toured Ohio with GM officials to review sites. The mayor said the final proposal, listing several Lorain County sites, would likely be hand delivered today.
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Trade deficit narrows as 1984 gap shows mixed signals
The Commerce Department reports the December trade deficit at 8.2 billion, down from 9.9 billion, the smallest in a year, while 1984’s total deficit climbs nearly 78 percent from 1983. Rep Don Pease criticizes the budget deficit, noting a strong dollar hurts US jobs. Oil price cuts by OPEC may ease the 1985 deficit, with mixed reactions from member nations.
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Overruled ethics report questions Meese actions
An internal ethics report faulted Edwin Meese III for at least two violations citing conflicts of interest and appearance of preferential treatment in Barrack’s federal appointments. The Office later overruled, finding Meese in compliance with laws and regulations.
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Baker Wins Senate Confirmation for Treasury Secretary
James 4 Baker II won Senate confirmation by 95 to 0 to become secretary of the treasury, after four years as White House chief of staff. He will leave the White House on Monday. Donald Regan will move to assess the chief of staff role.
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Davis-Besse rated as poor in nuclear plant rankings
Washington says the Davis-Besse plant in Ohio is among the most worrisome reactors, with Alabama California New Jersey also flagged. Evaluations hinge on safety records enforcement actions and management quality. Toledo Edison plans a $13 million control room simulator and boosted training to address cited issues.
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