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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

09 Jul 1982

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The Chronicle Telegram

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Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1982

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2

Ex-page fails polygraph test on Capitol Hill allegations

Washington UPI report says Leroy Williams, 18, ex-page from North Little Rock Arkansas, failed an FBI polygraph related to his accusations of homosexual activity between congressmen and underage pages. NBC News cited deception on key points. the FBI declined comment.

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Washington UPI Capitol Hill NBC News Leroy Williams Williams FBI North Little Rock Ark Kark-Tv Little Rock NBC William French Smith Bob Scott Jack Russ Congressional
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Congress to OK income tax cut remains in doubt

Washington UPI reports the Senate Finance Committee rejected scrapping the third year of the personal income tax cut and House Republicans expect to follow. Bruce Davie of the House Ways and Means predicts a tax increase bill similar to the Senate package, preserving the third year of the cut. Action aimed for late August to raise $21 billion next year and $98 billion by 1985, with about half from stricter compliance and automatic 10 percent withholding on interest and dividends.

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Washington UPI Senate Finance Committee House Bruce Davie Ways and Means Committee Senate Reagan Congress
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U.S. exports lasers tied to nuclear bomb research

Reports say the administration secretly approved exports of tunable diode lasers to France and West Germany for research that could ease production of uranium and plutonium used in nuclear weapons. Energy Secretary James Edwards approved the sales under the Atomic Energy Act.

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Washington UPI The Washington Post Energy James Edwards
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