Tax cut ideas take shape for later in 1981
Washington officials debate 1981 tax cuts with Treasury chief Miller urging caution. Proposals include a payroll tax credit to ease burdens and incentives for capital investment, while the administration weighs rapid depreciation options. Reagan plan criticized as inflationary. Democrats split. Senate Finance backs early start. House leaders defer post Labor Day decision.
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Peter Sellers Critical After Heart Attack in London
British actor Peter Sellers, star of Being There and the Pink Panther, remained in critical condition after his third major heart attack in 16 years. He collapsed Tuesday afternoon in his hotel suite and was revived before being rushed to Middlesex Hospital where he is in intensive care. His former wife Britt Ekland and current wife Lynne Frederick are traveling to London. Ekland also brought their daughter Victoria.
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Aide defends handling of Billy Carter case
White House adviser Lloyd Cutler defended the Carter administration stance on Billy Carter and Libya amid Senate scrutiny over a $220 000 Libyan payment and the dropped influence buying case. Republican Sen. Dole pressed for an inquiry as Cutler contrasted Nixon era DOJ independence with current approach.
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Consumer prices rise but only modestly in June
UPI reports the Labor Department shows consumer prices climbing at a 12.4 percent annual rate in June, driven mainly by housing costs. Gasoline falls for a second month, food edges up, and May’s 10.9 percent pace lifts slightly. unemployment and UK rates also feature in the digest.
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Soviets denounce asylum grant for 12 year old boy
The Soviet Embassy in Washington condemned the INS decision to grant asylum to Walter Potovchak, a 12 year old boy from Chicago whose parents planned to return to the Soviet Union. It warned the ruling could strain Soviet American relations and cited alleged violations of morality and international law. The INS granted asylum Monday, allowing him to remain in the United States.
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Western winners hoisting Olympic flag as protest
Moscow reports that 16 nations abstaining from the US boycott raised only the Olympic flag at medal ceremonies, omitting national banners. Britain's Duncan Goodhew won 100 meter breaststroke gold and Italy's Luciano Giovanetti won clay target shooting, both without national anthems.
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Kim Dae-jung to stand trial in August for insurrection
In Seoul the Martial Law Command said dissident Kim Dae-jung will face trial in August on charges of conspiring to stage an insurrection and overthrow the government, punishable by death. Gen. Lee Hui denied torture claims after his arrest May 17.
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Clinic raids seize records across Ohio sites
Law officer McCormack confirms confiscation of patient records from Greenwich Clinic and others. Seized items will go to the U.S. Attorney in Cleveland for possible criminal action and to BCI for potential administrative action. Greenwich Clinic near New London tied to Faymore with extensive regional ties. Patients waited outside as raids occurred and reporters were barred from clinic grounds.
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Western Reserve to get principal replacement
Western Reserve High School awaits an emergency board meeting to announce a new principal as Robert Daugherty recovers from a serious head injury after a June 29 auto crash with a semi on Route 18. Daugherty has been in intensive care since the collision, with officials planning extended sick leave and a formal replacement path.
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