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Tuesday, August 17, 1982 The NAPA REGISTER-3 Reagan Speech Draws Pro Profanity, Praise United Press International packs. A Los Angeles waitress wasn't much happier, because "just unfair" and also disliked the bill's Customers in a San restaurant cursed the "Not too many kept quiet to listen to the man," said Mel provisions of the $98.3 billion tax bill assume 8 percent of a 10 percent of all interest income greater bartender who wanted to hear President Reagan's speech, Lamperti, manager of Raffle's Restaurant and Bar in San restaurant's gross receipts are in tips and will tax them. to tax withholding. but in Georgia a real-estate man said Reagan deserves "a Francisco. "When I asked some customers to please keep "A stiffer watch on reporting of tip income? There's no chance." quiet because I wanted to listen to what the president had way to do it," said Katy Crowe, who serves at the Redwood She said that hurts people "who are Waitresses were upset about in the tax bill I onslaught of profanity." Second Street Saloon.

"I don't cash in the bank. I few extra dollars away." provisions to say, got an put my Reagan supports under which tips would be more One customer angrily told Lamperti: "'That son of a live on it, day to day." But Byron Standal, a cigar-smoking stringently taxed, and tobacco farmers worried that a takes my lunches and my dinners and now he wants even Madeline McKay, 31, of San Francisco, who lost her Point cafe in Seattle, said the provision higher cigarette tax will make smokers cut back on their more. I'm not going to listen to him." waitressing job six weeks ago, called the tip provisions can catch the chislers." Balanced Budget Plan Faces De Deadline tion. But "we're not conceding The discharge petition, to that the issue is dead this be effective, must be signed session." by 218 House members. An Because Congress is aimaide to Rep.

Barber ing to recess Friday until Conable, sponsor after Labor Day, the reof the discharge petition, quirement for seven said 201 members had legislative days after filing signed as of Monday. appears to eliminate conHouse rules provide that sideration of the amendthe amendment can only be ment on the second Monday brought to the floor on the in September. And the second and fourth Mondays fourth Monday is a holiday, of the month and it must be as is the second Monday of filed seven legislative days October. before coming to the floor. Nicholas said the coming "There have been some recess has not yet been estimates that from today firmly set.

If Congress on we would no longer have were to get bogged down on the seven legislative days," key bills this week the sessaid Harry Nicholas, aide sion might last longer than to Conable. expected, thus giving spon- Capitol Hill Sex Scandal Unfounded WASHINGTON (UPI) Federal authorities examining allegations of sexual misconduct on Capitol Hill are about to end their investigation for lack of evidence, but are still looking at possible narcotic violations, it was reported today. The Washington Post said key sources involved in the charges that congressmen solicited sex from teenage pages have proved to be unreliable. And they said FBI agents conducting field investigations have been unable to obtain any evidence that would warrant a criminal prosecution. The Post added, however, that Joseph Califano, the newly apComic, Movie Buffs Gather SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Comic book and memorabilia connoisseurs from all over Northern California gathered in San Francisco over the weekend for the chance to buy such rare items as the original Spiderman comic books or the original "Casablanca" movie poster The convention, sponsored by a New-York based firmed named Creation, drew about 500 comic book and movie memorabilia vendors to the Cathedral Hill Hotel.

WASHINGTON (UPI) With time apparently running out, supporters of a constitutional amendment requiring a balanced federal budget are making a final push to bring the measure to a House vote. The amendment has been stalled in the House Judiciary Committee, but supporters have filed a discharge petition that would bring the amendment to the House floor. The Senate has passed a different version of the proposed constitutional amendment. Both chambers must pass the same version before it may be submitted to the states for ratifica- pointed special counsel to the House ethics committee, is gearing up his own investigation into the allegations of sex as well as narcotic violations. The Post said sources say Califano's inquiry is expected to take several months to complete.

The newspaper said the Justice Department believes it is too early to evaluate charges of drug abuse including allegations a drug ring involving Capitol Hill aides distributed cocaine to members of Congress. Those charges have been the focus of a grand jury investigation for the past few months. Califano has talked with Attorney General William French Smith and met with FBI Director William Webster to discuss his relationship with the Justice Department and federal investigators, the Post quoted sources as saying. Those sources also told the Post that over the past 10 days Califano's office has been recruiting staff and establishing relationships with federal investigators. The Post said Califano has appointed Richard Cotton, a partner at Califano's Washington law firm, as deputy special counsel, and a temporary executive assistant John Hughes.

Hughes is a first year law student working in the special counsel's office for five weeks, the Post said. COPIES CHURCHES Elmer's Tax Service 2520 Jefferson (Behind Taco Grande) SHAUGHNESSY FOR SHERIFF WINNER ANNOUNCED We are pleased to announce that Mike Zuehlke of Napa is the winner of the $100.00 Food Certificate from our Fair Booth. Congradulations to Mr. Zuehlke. VOTE NOVEMBER 2 JERRY SHAUGHNESSY SHERIFF Paid by the committee to elect Shaughnessy Sheriff Carole Terry, Chairman Happy Birthday with the Pizza Time Players! All Birthdays are fun.

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