Reaganites Boot One
President Reagan suffered a painful defeat as Congress overrode his veto of a 14 billion dollar supplemental spending bill. The House margin defect shows GOP voters balking, signaling a tougher path for fiscal discipline and the need for a stronger follow up to sell the veto.
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Reagan
Congress
Senate
Sen
John Tower
Texas
House
Constitution Avenue
Santa Barbara
Rancho del Cielo
NEA ad drive prompts skeptical view of public school support
The National Education Association launches a 1.5 million dollar TV campaign with a 30 second spot "A strong America needs strong public schools" sparking debate over its focus on politics and funding rather than education quality. Critics warn higher spending often means higher taxes, while the paper urges improving education quality.
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NEA
Feaures
America
The
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Righ
ERA
Florida
Senate
House
Readers thank Steven Hamm for consumer advocacy
A reader thanks state consumer advocate Steven Hamm for representing consumers against costly utility schemes by SCE&G and notes employees will bear the cost of recreation facilities while others pay. The letter also thanks Jazz Ambassadors for an enjoyable evening with compliments to Ms. M. Niedzwiecki.
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Steven Hamm
Sce&g
L.M. Fulkrod
Old
Ludlow Lake Rd
Ms. M. Niedzwiecki
Laurens St. S.W
Facing Low Moods by Changing Inner Attitude
In a counselor’s view despondent moods often stem from within not from external causes. Jim Greer’s method centers on self honest reflection, daily self discipline, and personal decisions to change. Personal strategies include quiet self-talk, listing unacceptable thoughts, and prayer or reading for perspective.
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Jim Greer
Jim
Women Mobilize to Vote ERA as 1984 Looms
The National Organization for Women intensifies ERA advocacy with $700,000 raised in 1980 and a plan for 4.5 million mailings by Election Day. Surveys show Reagan trails among women. NOW projects heavy outreach to influence 1984 outcomes.
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Hell
Illinois
Thompson
ERA
National Organization For Women
Susan B. Anthony
Reagan
Dollar Holds Firm On Overseas Markets Amid Rate Cuts
Economists say despite falling U.S. rates the dollar remains strong due to high U.S. real rates, European rate declines, and political stability. Mexico's bank seizure and gold prices add to the mood, with experts predicting a modest dollar decline as inflation fighting continues.
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U.S
United States
Reagan
Steven Hess
Los Angeles
First Interstate Bank
Gary Schlossberg
San Francisco
Wells Fargo Bank
Terest
Europe
Robert R. Davis
Chicago
Harris Bank
Sweden
European
Davis
Mexico
Schlossberg
Hess
National Football League
Federal Reserve
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