House panel OKs 50B deficit cut tax package
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a 50 billion deficit reduction tax package impacting diesel drivers tax on liquor and high income earners. It matches actions in the Senate Finance Committee and aims for a broader 100 billion plan to trim red ink over three years. The measure includes extending the 3 percent telephone tax and targeting deductions while boosting highway and diesel taxes. The panel expects no immediate vote as other committees craft spending cuts, with Senate action awaiting defense spending reductions.
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Hughes Missile Contract Probe Cites $3404 Per Hour Charge
Senate probes of Hughes Aircraft Co. cite $3404 per hour billed to the Pentagon for Maverick missiles. Critics note idle plant time and alleged illegal building of HBO converter devices on company equipment. Hughes denies blanket claims, says figures may be wrong and context complex.
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House subcommittee slashes Central America military aid
The Western Hemisphere Subcommittee of the Foreign Affairs Committee approved 5 1 to cut Reagan era military aid to Central America. It would end further Salvadoran military assistance this year, bar U S troop exercises in Honduras, and set strict post Oct 1 conditions on aid. A net 125 million aid reduction remains after reallocations for reconstruction and other regions.
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Rockport photographer uses drunken driving photos to shock readers
Mullins publisher of the Toast of the Coast Herald photographs drunks and accident victims for his paper to deter drunken driving. He defends the practice as a public safety measure and says he will publish controversial images, including autopsy photos, while drawing a line at the most graphic gore.
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Glenn stresses hero role in Wallace campaign comeback
Gov George C Wallace advised John Glenn last spring that Alabamians love a hero and Glenn is banking on that. Speaking to the Alabama Legislature Glenn stressed his hero record as a Marine fighter pilot and the first American to orbit the earth. He said many will promise defense, but he has done it in two wars.
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Three Democratic candidates drop out of 1984 race in New Hampshire
Alan Cranston Ernest Hollings and Reubin Askew withdraw after New Hampshire primary results. Cranston faulted reality over dreams, Hollings cited sacrifices and missed holidays, Askew blamed lack of money. All three claim they advanced nuclear awareness and that their campaigns influenced the field.
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Lorain County Daily Ad Rates and Contact Info
Classified notice style summary showing postage paid Elyria address and daily Sunday delivery, listing rates at 185 dollars per week, with phone numbers 315 7000 and 244 6295. Mentions Lorain and Loram County Printing etc. Contains fragmented OCR data with multiple line items and misread text.
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Loram County Printing & Publishing Company
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Camer Daily
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Iit Het Lis
Four brands tie for lowest tar in FTC ratings
Four cigarette brands Cambridge Carlton Now and Now 100 share the FTC rating for lowest tar nicotine and carbon monoxide in the latest government test of more than 200 brands. The list shows light low tar products dominating the market with a long ledger of kilobyte style metrics for each brand.
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