Reagan Declares Economic Turnaround Near After Tax Cut Passage
President Reagan told 200 Georgia Republicans that congressional approval of his 33 month 25 percent tax cut clears the way for recovery and prosperity. He pledged the nation would move forward and no one would be left behind while urging lawmakers to prove the plan works and protect the safety net.
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UPI
Reagan
Georgia
Atlanta
America
House
White House
Congress
Edison faces rate relief as Ohio Edison delays stock sale
The Ohio Edison case shows a court ruling pushing back a planned common stock sale of about 84 million and bonds of 75 million. The utility foresees annual rate requests for years to keep up with inflation, higher rates, and the need to cover 50 million in write-offs while funding 445 million in Sammis Plant upgrades by 1984.
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Ohio Edisonian
Jim Wilson
Ken Roser
Bud Carter
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Ohio Consumers Council
Ohio Supreme Court
Sammis
Stratton
Ohio
Ohio River
Wage survey finds broad pay gaps across factory roles
The survey covers 158 establishments with 45 418 workers, showing toal and die makers top earners at 12.80 to 13.60 per hour and file clerks at 2.04 per hour for women. It notes overtime premium pay, paid vacations, and benefits, with production workers receiving more holidays on average than office staff.
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Toal and Die Makers
Toal and Die
BLS
CWO
Tax cut offers smaller first year relief across incomes
The plan outlines year by year tax savings for families at various income levels, showing modest reductions in 1982 and larger cuts in 1983 and 1984. It notes the limited impact of the 1982 changes, indexed inflation in 1985, and new tax provisions including lower capital gains rate, all-savers certificates, and expanded IRA rules, with elimination of the $200 per person tax exclusion on interest and dividends.
Tax Cuts for Two Earner Families in 1980s Debates
A two earner family of four faces tax relief as basic wage income and deductible expenses near 23 percent. The discussion centers on rate cuts and marriage penalties shaping tax law changes through 1987, 1989, and 1984, marking the final year of a phased tax cut.
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Hautes
Rights reversal aims at Guatemala relations restoration
UPI reports a State Department move to resume normal diplomatic relations with Guatemala's rightist government. The shift links to El Salvador and hints at possible sales to Guatemala's military, including jeeps trucks and perhaps helicopters and parts. The reversal contrasts with Carter era isolation over alleged human rights violations.
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Washington
UPI
Reagan
State Department
Guatemala
Jimmy Carter
Pease warns Reagan tax cut will boost inflation
U S Rep Donald Pease D Oberlin says the Reagan tax cut will create large deficits through 1984 and raise inflation. He notes his alternative balanced-budget plan and cites economists predicting an inflationary $80 billion deficit this year. Mottl voted for the Reagan measure citing constituent calls and eventual permanent tax cuts, while opposing special oil and commodity breaks.
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Washington, D.C
U.S
Donald Pease
D-Oberlin
Pease
Ronald Mottl
Dparma
Wall Street
Mottl
Davis-Besse marks fifth shutdown this year
OAK HARBOR UP I The trouble plagued Davis-Besse nuclear plant has shut down for the fifth time this year. The reactor, owned by Toledo Edison and the Cleveland Electric Muminating Co, was out of service much of 1978 79 and seven months in 1980. Toledo Edison said the shutdown Thursday stemmed from a non nuclear equipment failure. the nuclear reactor was not affected and no radioactivity was released.
City Council debates back pay and firefighter raises
The council will hold a special session Monday to review back wages and consider a new contract with firefighters. A reallocation or borrowing is needed to fund 15.7 percent hikes for firefighters and 16 percent for non uniformed workers, with August 17 noted for a key meeting. Mrs. Renner warns a full reappropriation is required before that date.
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Renner
Council
Howard Coleman
Lawyers seek electric chair as art in Williams case
Lawyers for Wayne B. Williams consider pinning a photo of Georgia’s electric chair in his Fulton County Jail cell to remind him of potential death if convicted of murdering Nathaniel Cater and Jimmy Ray Payne. Williams reportedly shows detachment as defense push frames motive around police heroes and an avowed acquaintance’s claims.
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UPI
Wayne B. Williams
Williams
Atlanta Constitution
Nathaniel Cater
Jimmy Ray Payne
Georgia
Fulton County
Mary Welcome
The
Constitution
Two Boys Found Guilty in Drowning of 2-Year-Old Cassandra Slaven
Greene County Judge Robert Hagler convicts a 10-year-old and a 6-year-old in the June 19 death of Cassandra Marie Slaven whose nude body was found in a Fairborn drainage ditch. The judge calls the case the most difficult of his career.
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UPI
Greene County
Robert Hagler
Cassandra Marie
Slaven
Ohio
Fairborn
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