Reagan Says Democrats Try Budget Sabotage With Reconciliation
President Reagan accuses Democratic House committees of sabotaging the 1982 budget by pursuing deep cuts to hit a 695 billion ceiling. He cites plans to close 10,000 post offices and end virtually all impact aid, warning the actions could force a larger final budget. The White House says the reconciliation process must reflect agreed limits.
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A New Look In Education Reforms Back to Basics urged by Bell
Education Secretary Terrel Bell calls for a return to basics to raise discipline and core subjects in U S schools. He argues tests show declines as budgets shrink and urges cuts to essentials only. Chester Finn Jr advocates skill development and self restraint as core values. Communities nationwide raise standards with stricter hiring and early student preparation.
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Belvedere Water System Debate Draws Public Input
Belvedere residents prepare for a June 25 council meeting to discuss water system ownership options. Citizens are urged to attend and support the appointed water commissioners as the process moves toward possible local ownership and input into operations.
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Belvedere Water System
Belvedere
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Forgiveness Through Christ The Way Back From Deep Hurt
A reader seeks guidance on forgiving a family member for past harm. The response emphasizes God’s forgiveness of sin through Jesus, and urges forgiving others as Christ forgave, to heal both sender and recipient, ending with a call to love.
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Supreme Court Defends Free Speech in Pornography Case
The Supreme Court 7 to 2 overturns Mount Ephraim New York zoning conviction of a pornographer selling access to nude dancers and coin operated films. The ruling questions the ordinance for prohibiting unpermitted activities and frames nude dancing as potential First Amendment expression.
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Supreme Court
Mount Ephraim
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Rehnquist
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Philadelphia
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