Reagan Budget Affects Millions Across Dimes and Dollars
Washington AP reports President Reagan's 1965 budget promises broad effects on families. Elderly premiums rise, co payments grow for medical care, and Pell grants may surge for some while others lose aid. Vietnam era veterans gain education benefits, IRAs expand for non working spouses and divorced women. Doctors and lawyers face Medicare freezes and Legal Services reduction. IRS scrutiny increases and employer health premium taxation grows with new first year costs.
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Weinberger promises slowdown in defense budget in 1987
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger told Congress that Pentagon budget increases can slow in fiscal 1987 if the Reagan plan proceeds. He asked for 264.4 billion in fiscal 1985 starting Oct 1, a 14.5 percent rise over this year, or 9.3 percent with inflation. The budget would lift total defense outlay to 883.3 billion over four years since the buildup began. He warned a midcourse halt would jeopardize progress and U.S. leadership, while asserting U.S. military parity with the Soviets remains unreached and Soviet forces grow in missiles, bombers, and conventional weapons. The budget emphasizes near 1.8 billion for an anti-missile shield, mostly shifted from other programs.
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Meat And Egg Prices Lead Grocery Increase Rise
Meat and egg prices drive a near one percent rise in January grocery costs, part of a growing trend for 1984. The AP market basket covers 14 items across 13 cities, priced March 1 1973 and rechecked monthly, with no seasonal adjustments or spending-weighting.
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House Democrats Back Prompt Withdrawal Of Marines From Lebanon
Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr and other House Democrats support a resolution demanding a prompt and orderly withdrawal of U S forces from Lebanon. The plan seeks a 30 day presidential progress report on withdrawal steps, and signals a shift from last year when Congress allowed Marines to stay in Beirut through mid April 1985.
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Henry Winkler donates to burned boy in Virginia fire
Henry Winkler sent a 1500 dollar gift to 11 year old Timothy Diakis of Newport News after a January 21 fire saved an elderly neighbor. The boy needs skin grafts, and total local donations exceed 37000 dollars as hospital records note the family declined public details. In Tennessee Charlie Daniels backs a proposed amusement tax to fund schools, endorsing Governor Lamar Alexander's education plan.
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EPA Finds Many Schools Violating Asbestos Notice Law
EPA study shows 275 schools inspected, 190 violating federal asbestos notification rules. Of those, 134 failed to inform parents about excess asbestos levels. Officials cite budget worries and fear of panic as reasons for noncompliance in many districts.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours
Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions classifieds and ideas at 648 2311 and 649 1555. The offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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Emergency numbers list for Aiken County services
A compact row of contact numbers for Aiken County hospitals police and fire departments plus crisis lines. Includes Aiken County Sheriff 648-4811 Aiken Police 649-4121 Aiken Fire 649-2511 Crisis Line 648-9900 and other municipal numbers for North Augusta Wagener Salley New Ellenton Graniteville and Wagener Fire Departments.
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Shuttle Crew Seeks New Frontiers On Challenger Flight
The countdown for America's shuttle mission began with crews predicting five days of science and spacewalking feats, including two EVA with nitrogen jets. Liftoff from Cape Canaveral is set for 8 a.m. Friday as Commander Vance Brand and four teammates arrive from Houston for the mission announced by President Reagan.
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