Democrats seek cap on summer tax cuts in June
Democratic leaders in the House and Senate push a June bill to cap the 10 percent personal income tax cut set for July 1. They aim to limit benefits to high earners, raising about $6.2 billion in 1984 while preserving relief for those earning under about $50,000. President Reagan opposes any tax increases. Senate and House leaders vow timely action.
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Rice growers foresee trouble from wet fields in Arkansas
In northeastern Arkansas farmers warn that persistent wet conditions threaten the region's rice crop. Officials note rain will help once sowing is complete and the crop starts to grow, but current flooding pressures raise concerns about profits for the season.
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