Democrats Set National Agenda After Reagan Speech
Democrats controlling Congress say Reagan’s State of the Union marked the end of an era and plan to set the national agenda. Senate Leader Byrd and House Speaker Wright urged expanding education and trade reform while Republicans praised Reagan’s resolve for a last year with budget controls.
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Washington
Congress
Reagan
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
America
Byrd
Jim Wright
Texas
Wright
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Senate Budget Committee
House
Bob Michel
Iino Michel
Michel
Bob Dole
Kansas
Dole
John Kerry
D-Mass
Kerry
Phil Gramm
Democratic National Committee
Paul Kirk
William H. Gray III
D-Pa
Gray
House Budget Committee
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Thomas Foley
D-Wash
Reagan vows budget reform and arms talk push
Reagan outlines a plan for a joint budget process with spending priorities within available revenues and calls for AIDS funding of 1.5 billion. He urges ratification of the INF treaty, criticizes Soviet troops in Afghanistan, and supports freedom fighters in Cambodia and Angola while promoting tax reforms and merit pay for teachers.
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Congress
Reagan
Nicaragua
Afghanistan
Cambodia
Angola
Study criticizes government Congress' investigative arm
Study cites second major government analysis of October market turmoil. It notes links among stock and futures markets and overseas ties, calling for an integrated regulatory structure and harmonized cross border rules. Bowsher commends Fed but warns banks' greater stock market roles would complicate oversight. He urges stronger risk disclosure and investor protections and clearer broker access during stress.
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Congress
Wall Street
Reagan
Nicholas F. Brady
Bowsher
U.S
Federal Reserve
Fed
Mine Fire Kills At Least Twenty In Mexican Coal Mine
Rescue workers recovered twenty bodies as an explosion and flash fire ripped through Mine 4%, operated by Compania Hallera Mexicana, in Coahuila. Nineteen others were missing or injured as guards and families gathered outside the entrance awaiting identifications.
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Las Esperanzas
Mexico
Jorge Antonio Bonita
Bonita
Compania Hallera Mexicana
Gerardo Acosta Garcia
Federal Public Ministry
Acosta
Texas
Eagle Pass
Coahuila
Rebecca Alfaro
NAACP Vows To Fight City Voting Plan
NAACP leaders urge opposition to an at large voting plan proposing four districts with black majorities in two, 45 percent in one, and three at large seats. Council members defend process while tensions flare over fairness, representation, and potential lawsuits.
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NAACP
Civil Rights Organization
Gallman
Ronald Maxwell
Council
Maxwell
Nelson Rivers III
S.C
Council of Branches
Rivers
Fred Cavanaugh
Three charged in killing of Mrs Bradberry in Aiken
Reports say charges are expected against Hammett Craig and Green with no bond set. Hammett is accused of shooting Mrs. Bradberry with a custom engraved 12 gauge shotgun. Craig faces murder charges for being present at the scene and Green charged as an accessory after allegedly getting $3,000 to drive the car. The victim was abducted from Berrie Road and Whiskey Road and found dead in an abandoned store area near Lincoln Avenue beside an American Motors Pacer.
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Bradberry
Berrie Road
Whiskey Road
Aiken
Lincoln Avenue
American Motors Co. Pacer
New Holland Road
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Alaska
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