Congress rejects Reagan viewing offer on EPA documents
Four House subcommittee chairmen reject the presidents restricted viewing offer and vow to press for full access to EPA files. White House chief of staff Baker says no plans to remove EPA head Anne Burford and notes mismanagement discussions have occurred at the White House.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Reagan
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White House
James A. Baker III
Associated Press
EPA
Anne McGill Burford
Burford
Baker
OPEC Ministers Lobby Britain and Mexico for Price Cut
In London six of OPEC's 13 oil ministers press non members Britain and Mexico to back a moderate uniform oil price reduction. The meeting signals OPEC's shift toward relying on competing producers to control world crude prices and output.
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London
OPEC
Britain
Mexico
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Hollings Predicts Defeat for Reagan Tuition Credit
Senator Hollings predicted the Reagan tuition tax credit proposal would be defeated again. He recalled past efforts, noting initial Senate support but saying opposition from critics like Grace Baisinger argues it would create a financial nightmare amid a large budget deficit and underfunded public education.
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Washington
Reagan
Grace Baisinger
National Coalition For Public Education
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Jobs Bill May Total $5 Billion But Not Enough To Risk Veto
House Speaker Thomas P. ONeill says he will raise a $4.6 billion emergency jobs bill but keep it small to avoid a Reagan veto. The recession relief measure is to be debated in the House and sent to the Senate despite criticism of pork-barrel provisions likely to create few jobs.
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Washington
House
Thomas P. O’neill Jr
Reagan
Senate
Social Security Overhaul Moves Toward House Approval
The $165 billion package backed by bipartisan Ways and Means members advances toward full House approval. The plan includes payroll tax increases, benefit curbs, a tax on retirees, and mandatory coverage for new federal workers.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Bill Weakening Blue Laws Clears Senate Vote
Senator Jeff Richardson opposed weakening Sunday closing laws yet acknowledged shifting times as the blue laws bill won final Senate approval 30 to 10. Supporters overrode Upstate opposition and sent the measure to the House of Representatives as changes are expected to pass.
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Columbia
Jeff Richardson
Richardson
Greenville
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Osbourne Promises Good Behavior For Peoria Concert
Rock star Ozzy Osbourne pledges decency for his March 16 Peoria Illinois show after protests. He plans to send a letter to Peoria Civic Center manager Harold Hansen guaranteeing he will sing and perform only, with management cooperative.
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Ozzy Osbourne
Peoria
Ill
Osbourne
Peoria Civic Center
Harold Hansen
Hansen
Pope Urges Clergy To Reject Violence In Central America
Pope John Paul II begins a nine day tour urging Central American bishops to reject violence and embrace reconciliation over Marxism and capitalism. He says the church cannot use violent means and plans Mass in La Sabana Park with up to a million attendees as he meets leaders in Costa Rica and discusses ongoing conflicts in El Salvador Guatemala and Nicaragua.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
John Paul II
la Sabana Park
Luis Alberto Monge
John Paul
Indicators key indexes show economy’s pace and timing
The piece explains fast leading indicators predict tomorrow, coincident indicators show today, and lagging indicators confirm yesterday. It notes January gains for leading and coincident indexes and a drop for lagging, with 12 leading indicators and 6 lagging indicators. It cites experts from the Conference Board and BEA on cycle timing and components such as average work week, unemployment claims, and housing permits.
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Commerce Department
Edgar R. Fiedler
Conference Board
New York
Larry Moran
Bureau of Economic Analysis
Barley Clark Says Artificial Heart A Success
Barney Clark says he is glad to be alive and that his three month old plastic heart is a success as doctors at the University of Utah Medical Center release a video. Surgeon Dr William DeVries notes another Utah Heart could be implanted within a month after IRB and FDA approval.
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Barney Clark
University of Utah Medical Center
Clark
William DeVries
Utah
DeVries
Institutional Review Board
Federal Food and Drug Administration
John Durkin
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