Government 1980 Deficit Rated Second-Worst Ever
Washington AP reports the federal deficit for fiscal 1980 reached 59 billion dollars, the second worst on record after 1976. Revenue rose to 520 billion while spending climbed to 579 billion, driven by recession inflation and higher defense costs.
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Ex-CIA Man Pleads Guilty in Espionage Case
Former CIA operative David H. Barnett pleaded guilty to one count of espionage in Baltimore as the government described how the KGB used seven agents on three continents to exploit his debt and offer payments totaling $92 600. Barnett, 47, now runs an export import business in Bethesda Maryland.
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Acquittal in Ax Slaying Ends Four Month Trial
Candace Montgomery is acquitted of murder in McKinney Texas after a four month legal ordeal. She confessed to killing Betty Gore with 41 blows of an axe in self defense amid a love affair between Gore’s husband Allan and Montgomery. The defense says the summer crime will haunt her and plans to move to Atlanta with her husband Pat.
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