Reagan seeks to calm seniors on budget cuts
President Reagan assured seniors the budget cuts will not come at Social Security expense. He warned he would veto any appropriation bills not fitting the 1984 balanced budget plan and noted possible 1982 Social Security and defense reductions. He pressed restraint by government, business, and individuals and signaled further 1982 cuts.
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UPI
Reagan
White House
David Gergen
Gergen
Thomases
Plea for tax policy split among lawmakers and observers
The Chronicle-Telegram reports a divided view on tax policy and school funding. Some blame the political system for expediency while others criticize lawmakers for avoiding tough decisions. John E. Johnson’s education tax plan faces ongoing influence yet political courage remains scarce.
Fewer kids and more jobs loom for Cleveland area
An economist notes that Cleveland grew faster than the nation in the 1940s and 50s, but a shrinking youth pool by 1990 may hinder employment growth. As many baby boomers retire, many children head to Texas or California, risking labor shortages and rising pay for skilled work. The amid-state trend hinges on education and immigration.
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Cleveland
Alabama
West Virginia
General Motors
Texas
California
Eric Weld
Cleveland State University
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Wield
Kidnap of Manhattan Diamond Dealer Ends Without Ransom
Moses Dyckman, 86, a noted Manhattan diamond dealer, was abducted and held for seven million dollars then freed in a Harlem tenement after hours of captivity. Detectives attempted a phony ransom drop at a Brooklyn point but the suspects were not caught as police hunted them. Dyckman suffered no injuries.
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New York
UPI
Moses Dyckman
Manhattan
Harlem
Dyckman
Brooklyn
Encephalitis concerns rise amid meningitis cases in California
Page A-1 reports three cases of brain encephalitis linked to a broader uptick in viral meningitis caused by entero. Health officials warn early stages may be underreported and urge vigilance. Glaser urges parents to remove mosquito breeding sites as spraying continues in the county. Olmsted Falls plans spraying, last done before July 4. Samuel de Champlain’s 1609 lake discovery noted.
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California
Halpin
Glaser
Olmsted Falls Service
George Tuel
Health Department
Bomb attacks target German rail line near Rhein Main base
Two 13 pound fire extinguisher bombs with time fuses were placed on a rail line about one mile from the U S Air Base at Rhein Main. They were found at 8 am and disarmed within 30 minutes. The attack aims to disrupt rail transport to American forces amid increased terrorism warnings.
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Germany
UPL
U.S
Rhein Main
Frederick J. Kroesen
Europe
Kroesen
Army
Gerhart Baum
Bild Zeitung
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