Reagan Says Recovery May Take Hold If Congress Holds Spending
Washington reports a bottoming recession with leading indicators rising for three straight months and May orders up 1.5 percent in a shift toward slower, uneven growth. Reagan cautions rates and unemployment may stay high briefly, recovery depends on sticking to plans and avoiding extra spending. Analysts differ on pace, with Chimerine predicting a modest, slow rebound, Evans forecasting no recovery until 1983 and limited tax-cut impact.
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Washington
UPI
Reagan
Congress
Lawrence Chimerine
Chase Econometrics
Chimerine
Michael Evans
Evans Economics
Evans
PLO Negotiations and Beirut Tensions Escalate
Reports from sources close to talks say the PLO favors leaving Beirut in principle but seeks concessions from Israel and the United States. Publicly the organization pledges to stay, with a senior official stating they are remaining as Habib meets the Lebanese PM. The mood in Jerusalem grows urgent as Israel weighs a political solution while observers fear a dawn of renewed conflict.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Beirut
Israel
America
PLO
Lebanon
Habib
Chefik Wazzan
Jerusalem
Damascus- Beirut
Bhamdoun
Charles Percy R Iil
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
West Beirut
Reagan echoes Israel's Lebanon goals at news conference
President Reagan outlined U S aims for Lebanon including a strong central government a secure southern border with Israel and removal of foreign forces from Lebanon. He said the conflict is sensitive and avoided criticizing Israel while denying advance warning of the Israeli invasion and any fixed stance on cluster bombs.
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UPI
Reagan
United States
Lebanon
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.S
PLO
Afghanistan
Begin
Beirut
Alexander Haig
Haig
Middle East
Speakes
NAACP Targets Hollywood Stereotypes and Discrimination
NAACP delegates vow a selective patronage campaign to end film industry discrimination against blacks. George Stanford Brown urged action, noting only 12 black actors had major roles in 240 films in 1981, as members consider targeted boycotts and demand accurate minority representation.
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Boston
UPI
Hollywood
NAACP
George Stanford Brown
Walter Mondale
Georgia
Julian Bond
Curtis Rodgers
Hollywood Task Force
Rodgers
Bernie Casey
Los Angeles Rams
Area men rescued after canoe overturns on river
Three Olmsted Falls area men were saved after their canoe capsized near a log jam south of Sprague Road on the Rocky River. Dale Wilson 18 and Matthew Kelly 18 were rescued after about an hour clinging to logs. Dan and Jim Kiley left earlier with two others. Rescuers from Olmsted Falls police and fire departments Columbia Township Fire Department and Lorain County Sheriff's Office aided. Kelly described the current as 18 to 20 mph and said he would canoe again, while Wilson stressed caution despite surviving.
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Dale Wilson
Valleyview Drive
Matthew Kelly
Colfax Drive
Olmsted Falls
Columbia Township
Lorain County
Rocky River
Masaveg
Sprague
Sprague Road
Malaveg
Kelly
Wilson
Scrambled Local Notice From Lorain County Area
Fragmentary OCR shows a local public notice or address reference with unclear terms. The readable bits mention Lorain County and a postal or street reference, but core actions or dates are not evident.
Tax cuts start today amid bracket creep and payroll rises
Bracket creep may erode tax cut benefits as inflation pushes taxpayers into higher brackets while Social Security and payroll taxes rise. The second stage of Reagan's 25 percent rate cut takes effect, with the third due July 1, 1983, and most households seeing little real relief this year. Meanwhile 36 million beneficiaries gain a 7.4 percent cost of living increase.
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UPI
Reagan
Congress
Treasury
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