Plan to tax Social Security benefits sparks debate
Liberal Democrats on the National Commission on Social Security Reform propose phasing in a tax on Social Security benefits to help avert a potential $150 billion to $200 billion shortfall. The plan would not affect current retirees. Key figures include Robert Ball and Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, with mixed congressional support and a mostly partisan panel.
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Washington
Robert M. Ball
Social Security
Associated Press
Ball
Dan Rostenkowski
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Reagan Faces Fight on the MX Basing Decision
Reagan weighs a basing plan for the MX missiles with growth options for the 1990s. Sources describe a deceptive basing idea distributing missiles in up to 300 holes to complicate Soviet targeting. a plan favored by adviser Thomas Reed but halted recently. Reagan to announce his choice after briefing Congress. lawmakers remain divided over MX funding as debates continue in both chambers.
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Pentagon
Air Force
Thomas Reed
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Reed
Weinberger
Congress
Ernest F. Hollings
Ds.c
House
Senate
White House
Stormy weather delays shuttle return to Florida
A storm front halted the space shuttle Columbia on its two day trip back to Kennedy Space Center after its fifth orbital mission. The craft rode piggyback on a jumbo jet from Dryden Flight Research Center California refueling at Kelly Air Force Base Texas before resuming the journey to Florida.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Kennedy Space Center
Space Agency
Space
California
Florida
Dryden Flight Research Center
Kelly Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Lorain County Paper Notice Summary
The item lists mailing and publication details for The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company in Elyria, with address, P O Box, daily schedule, delivery by Carter Darby, and a weekly rate of $1.85. It notes Sunday home delivery and postage terms for the local newspaper.
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Elyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
East Avenue
Carter Darby
Pope urges Sicilians to reject corruption and drugs
Pope John Paul II concluded his two day Palermo visit by urging youths to oppose Mafia corruption drugs and violence. He trimmed portions of his prepared remarks citing schedule and time constraints while reinforcing the need to break the Mafia code of silence and criminal violence.
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Palermo
Sicily
John Paul II
Romeo Panciroli
Vatican
Associated Press
Rome
Holy Father
Panciroli
John Paul
Ciampino
Reagan adviser warns of huge deficit
President Reagan's top economic adviser Martin Feldstein warned on NBC that the 1984 federal budget deficit could reach 150 to 200 billion dollars if Congress and the administration do not curb spending. He said unemployment could stay around 9 percent next year, and urged slowing spending growth and shrinking programs to avert a larger deficit.
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Washington
Reagan
Martin S. Feldstein
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Feldstein
Mist
NBC
Meet the Press
Father vows to reclaim custody in Georgia reunion
Tearful father Mark Blackburn pledges to regain Nickolas as Kathleen Blackburn tears away with the white 3 year old at a court ordered reunion in Jenkins County Georgia. The case involves race related custody disputes and a pending December custody hearing as the Georgia Supreme Court ordered the meeting despite ongoing suits.
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Kathleen Blackburn
Nicholas
Millen
Nickolas
Jennifer
Jenkins County
Georgia
Mark Blackburn
Jenkins County Superior Court
W.C. Hawkins
Nancy Blackburn
Georgia Supreme Court
Hawkins
Communist leadership race surfaces after Brezhnev death
The Communist Party Central Committee opened a session to fill Politburo vacancies and name Brezhnev's successor. Andropov appears favored to assume the largely ceremonial presidency, with Gromyko and Chernenko also mentioned as potential head of state.
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Communist Party Central Committee
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Yuri V. Andropov
Andrei A. Gromyko
Konstan
Tin A. Chernenko
Supreme Soviet
Politburo
Kremlin
Mikhail Suslov
Andrei P. Kirilenko
Kirilenko
Central Committee
Vladimir I
Dolgikh
Boris Ponomarev
Andropov
Nikolai A. Tikhonov
Ponomarev
Suslov
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D-Kan
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Warsaw
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National Security Council
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United States
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Cleveland
Pope
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Nikolai V. Podgorny
U.S. Agriculture Department
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