Congressional action on the economy bill completed
The House and Senate agreed on changes to the furlough plan for government employees. Cuts begin at 10 percent on salaries above 10,000 and rise to 90 percent on 20,000 plus, with smaller reductions for lower salaries. The President and judges face salary adjustments, while a broader push targets bureau duplication to save costs. France and Japan resist armament cuts amid warnings of possible war, and Senator Lewis urges a clear U S defense stance. The fiscal year 1982 closed with a debt rise to about 19.25 billion, driven by lower revenues and higher spending.
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Prohibition Agent Dies In Pursuit Of Bootlegger
A prohibition agent named Singh, driving at high speed in pursuit of a bootlegger near New Brookland, killed Mrs Mary Jeffcont. In Washington the House approved a $5,000 widow's claim against the prohibition agency amid testimony by Director Woodcock defending agent immunity. Separately, Irish oath abolition moves advanced in Senate with conditions. Republican senatorial committee outlined eastern and western campaign headquarters as peace talks involving Sandino proceed. The coast guard cutback faced Senate approval with offsetting rural program increases. Americans abducted in Ki Kungshan, China, reported by Consul Adams, with ten missionaries and families captured by Communists. urgents pleas to Chinese authorities followed.
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Neb
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Minn
Arthur
Nyhue
Fink
Thaconan
Honan
Legation
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Atlas of Speech Forms Aims for Linguistic Alloy Across America
Under American Council of Learned Societies, a monumental project to compile the diverse dialects of the continent into a linguistic alloy. In eight months investigators logged over 10 000 pages detailing regional words and meanings from New England to Vermont and Cape Cod.
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New York World-Telegram
Cause and Effect Teacher and the flivver tire pause
A playful exchange notes a tiresome pause caused by a flivver driver in front of a house on Sunday. The humor hinges on punctuation signaling a pause in speech and action.
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Willie
Death of a Child From Feathers Inhaled
London report to Journal of the American Medical Association describes a ten month old child in foster care found dead with a feather in the larynx. Government pathologist Sir Bernard Spilsbury deemed laryngeal shock the cause, noting the feather entered the mouth and was inhaled. Death not attributed to asphyxia.
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London
Journal
Americat Medical Association
Bernard Bplisbury
This Man Had Faith Lost 24 Pounds
An amateur testimonial from Theo A. C. LaFleur of Providence, asserting a 24 pound weight loss from 192 to 168 pounds since using Kruschen in early 1932. It urges readers to try Kruschen as a safe, harmless appetite and fat reducer, combined with diet changes and a daily half teaspoon in hot water.
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A. C. LaFleur
Providence
Jayne
D. Jayne
Breakfast Included Rule At New Maven Hotel
A New Maven hotel makes breakfast compulsory with the room rate. A guest refusing breakfast faced a higher dinner bill, joking that he overslept, while the waiter noted breakfast comes with the room. The tale centers on a cloak and gutter who stayed there.
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