Reagan eyes jobs plan to boost economy
President Reagan weighs a multitier plan to curb unemployment and spark growth. He backs a 5 cent hike in the federal gas tax to fund a 5.5 billion highway and bridge program with about 20,000 jobs, and considers accelerating next year’s income tax cut along with unemployment and teen job measures. The proposals face mixed congressional reception and labor opposition.
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No thin woman allowed at Dana Full Figure Salon
In Seattle a weight loss studio for women 35 pounds or more overweight offers a mirrored-free space with weights and bikes. Founder Lee Susan Dana notes members range 15 to 67 years old, weighing 200 to 300 pounds, meeting three times weekly for gradual exercise and mutual support.
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Dana
Seattle
Lee Susan Dana
West Seattle
Houk family yard tied to Sam Sheppard murder case
The account links a large lakefront Houk property and a disputed intruder chase to the night of Sam Sheppard's wife's death. Drenkhan notes the Houk home was not searched, while Janet Sheppard and Corning Community College expert James Chapman discuss interviews and crime-scene analysis that challenge Sheppard's guilt. Steve Sheppard renews accusations after decades.
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Steve
James Chapman
Corning Community College
New York
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Houks
The Case That Won't Die Retrial And Fall Of Dr Sam Sheppard
A timeline recounts key events from the Sheppard retrial in 1966 led by F Lee Bailey’s team to a 1968 acquittal, followed by his resignation from Youngstown Osteopathic Hospital amid wrongful death suits, a 1969 wrestling career, a 1969 divorce, a 1970 marriage of his partner’s daughter, and his death in Columbus at age 46.
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Sheppard
Youngstown Osteopathic Hospital
Tebbenjohanns
Colleen Strickland
Dr. Sam
Columbus
Noted drug case reveals $85,000 theft and test plans
The suspect and a woman, hospitalised after weekend drug injections, agree to lie detector tests. Fluker, with prior drug convicts and a publicized bond attempt, figures in a federal narcotics trial tied to Dr. Faymore. Authorities offset dates and motives as they proceed.
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Lorain
Leonard Faymore
Faymore
Reagan weighs speeding up 83 tax cut plan
President Reagan leans toward asking Congress to accelerate next year’s 10 percent income tax cut from July to January to stimulate the economy. Aide says it has political appeal, though lawmakers doubt passage in the lame duck session. Reagan also defends a 5 cent rise in the federal gasoline tax to fund highway and bridge work.
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Ilinois
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Saldana attacker gets 12 years
Arthur Richard Jackson, a Scottish drifter convicted of stabbing actress Theresa Saldana, receives the maximum 12 year term for attempted murder. Judge Laurence Rittenband noted the severity while Saldana testified about ongoing hospital treatment and lasting pain from the March 15 attack.
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