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Battle ahead on Reagan tax plan
WASHINGTON (AP)-Though President Reagan specifics, Baker said of Reagan's position, adding, steadily rising inflation and to allow businesses to
says he remains convinced that his proposed three- "The test would be whether someone can come up plan ahead.
year, 30-percent tax cut "isthe right one for the coun- with a tax plan sufficiently stimulative.. ." Despite strong indications in Congress that
try," the administration appears ready to give some A number of Republicans and conservative Reagan's plan cannot pass, Baker said he still
ground to a Congress unlikely to approve a reduction Democrats also worry that the plan may be in- believes there is "an excellent chance" of getting it
so deep. flationary and that it would leave the federal budget through the House and Senate.
In the administration's strongest signal yet of with too large a deficit. However, keeping the tax plan intact might mean a
willingness to compromise, White House Chief of REAGAN'S BUDGET-cutting proposals passed the two- or three-month legislative fight, which the
Staff James Baker III said yesterday that the Democratic-controlled House because of support president could avoid if a congressional alternative
president is not "locked in concrete" on all the details from the 47-member, Conservative Democratic retaining "the essential elements" of Reagan's bill is
of his plan and would consider congressional alter- Forum. However, forum spokesmen say the group proposed, Baker added.
natives if they provide adequate economic stimulus. will not support Reagan's tax plan unless it is scaled "We never expected to get 100 percent of it
BAKER SAID the president's position is that, "I'm back. (Reagan's plan)," said another Treasury official,
not out actively seeking compromise, but I'm willing The conservative Democrats are trying to draft a who did not want to be identified. "We want the full
to listen." smaller tax cut that retains the three-year feature, bill, but if we can't get it we'll listen to a new deal."
"I'm not going to be locked in concrete" on the which the administration insists is essential to offset
the ann arbor
Officials reveal Hinckley tapes **l cooerTIv
presents
NEW YORK (UPI) -The young man her. One of my idols was murdered and before the shooting. ONLY T O
accused of shooting President Reagan now Jodie's the only one left." Hinckley, now undergoing
was obsessed with the death of John HJNCKLEY, SON OF A wealthy psychiatric-evaluation in a federal CAN PLAY
Lennon and in his mind "binded Denver area couple, said he was correctional institution in Butner, N.C., 7:00--MLB 4
together" the slain Beatles star and ac- drinking peach brandy alone in a room also recorded his general feelings about
tress Jodie Foster, federal law enfor- talking into a tape recorder as the clock the state of his life, the federal officials A SHOT IN
cement officials said yesterday. approached midnight on 'New Year's said. TH-
John Hinckley Jr., 25, talked about Eve. He said Lennon and Miss Foster "My life is screwed up," Hinckley
Lennon and Miss Foster, the officials were "binded together" before the said. "The world is even more screwed 9:OO-MLB 4
said, in a bizarre monologue he recor- Beatle was shot to death in New York up. I don't know why people want to $2 SINGLE FEATURE
ded New Year's Eve. Two tapes were City Dec. 8. live. John Lennon is dead." _________________
found in Hinckley's Washington hotel Another 25-year-old man Mark
room by federal agents after Reagan
and three others were wounded March
30 in Washington. .
"I JUST WANT TO SAY goodbye to
the old year, which was nothing, total
misery, total death, John Lennon is
dead, the world is over, forget it," the
officials quoted Hinckley as saying.
The officials, who asked not to be
identified, said Hinckley made no
reference in the tapes to President
Reagan but pledged to make "some
kind of statement or something" in 1981
on behalf of the young actress.
"Anything that I might do in 1981
would be solely for Jodie Foster's
sake," he said. "Just tell the world in
some way that I worship and idolize
P~Olice..
notes
Jacobson's robbed
Jacobson's department store, 612 E.
Liberty, was broken into early Tuesday,
morning after two suspects apparently
kicked in a display window, police said
yesterday. Charles Taylor, 19, and
Sarah Sicinski, 18, were apprehended in
the vicinity of the store shortly after the
break-in. After being brought back to
the patrol car, Taylor kicked out one of
its windows. The two were arraigned
Tuesday on charges of breaking and en-
tering.
David Chapman, faces a June 1 murder
trial in Lennon's death. Police said
Chapman, an unemployed .security
guard from Honolulu, was obsessed
with Lennon and stalked him for days
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10mm FILM FESTIVAL 1975-1980
Going on its 20th year, the Ann Arbor 16mm Film Festival has, to say the
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