Personal rates major holdup for tax reform
Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee faces tough talks as it rewrites Reagan's 46 page tax plan. Key point is cutting the top rate from 50 to 35 percent, with debate over brackets and middle class relief. Democrats urge moderation for the wealthy and maintaining home mortgage deductions while aiming for overall revenue parity. The panel opens closed-door sessions to shape a reform bill likely to pass only with broad support.
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US boosts nuclear force alert in Turkey says analyst
U S forces in Turkey moved toward stand by alert status for land based missiles and B 52 bombers. The change over two years is described by William M Arkin of the Institute for Policy Studies in a publication citing a 1983 US Air Forces Europe bulletin. Turkey as NATO ally seen as willing partner to raise pressure on the Soviet Union.
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Wyoming governor files for bankruptcy
Cheyenne Wyoming AP Gov Ed Herschler filed for bankruptcy seeking protection while arranging a repayment plan for over 9 million in debts. The petition in US Bankruptcy Court lists debts at 94 million and assets at 752 million with 13 creditors including his three partners in a failed cattle ranch sold for 19 million during a bank foreclosure gale in April.
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Reagan warns of farm bill veto over market focus
President Reagan warned Congress on his Camp David radio address he would veto any farm bill that repeats past mistakes, urging policies that help farmers by boosting market reliance and limiting budget impact. He pressed for quicker moves toward freer markets and opposed 300 protectionist bills pending action.
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Merle Haggard Farm Aid train derailed by money woes
The planned 39 stop whistle stop train tour from California to Illinois for Farm Aid was halted after Amtrak required 606000 dollars upfront and a Philip Morris pledge was cut. Organizers said efforts to secure guaranteed funds failed Friday, despite strong public interest. Haggard appealed to Americans to solve problems at home.
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