Reagan Deficit Forecast Raises Outlook For 1982 Budget
Congressional Budget Office projects a 1982 shortfall near 23 billion above the 42.5 billion target and a 50 billion gap in 1984. The report, presented to the House Budget Committee, says balance by 1984 requires defense cuts, reduced nondefense spending, or higher revenues, while noting some economic improvement but less optimism than the administration.
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Schools Hit by Walkouts Across States
Philadelphia canceled opening day as 209 striking teachers were arrested. New walkouts hit Rhode Island New Jersey and Idaho bringing six states into action while Delaware planned a work slowdown. The NEA reports fewer than 30 strikes in the first two weeks versus 80 a year ago.
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Aiken's Makin' Shrine to Aiken County Shrinks to Two Days
The fifth annual Aiken's Makin' festival will run Friday and Saturday, September 25 and 26, spanning two days instead of three. The event honors Aiken County residents with arts crafts and industrial displays by local contributors.
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Candy Bar Debate Among Young Shoppers At Aiken Drug
Two young boys intercepted at Aiken Drug discussed their candy haul. One, holding a dollar, eyed a large family bar and quipped Easy come easy go as they debated purchases.
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Inside Today Aiken County Highlights
Local paper summary lists sections such as Classifieds Comics Community Calendar Dear Abby Editorials Erma Bombeck Obituaries Showtime Sports The Flicks Weather with brief notes on features and events across these pages.
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U S Crime Rate Up 9 Percent In 1980
FBI Uniform Crime Report shows 13 million serious crimes in 1980, up 9 percent from 1979. A murder occurred every 23 minutes. robberies averaged one per minute. Arrests for all serious crimes stood at 19 percent with 55 percent higher level than a decade earlier.
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Reagan weighs defense cuts to balance budget by 1984
President Reagan reviews range of defense reductions with Caspar Weinberger and David Stockman. Stockman warns budget balance hinges on Pentagon cuts while Reagan plans Cabinet briefing early next week and ceremonial MacArthur corridor dedication at the Pentagon.
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