Senate Narrowly Approves Balanced Budget Amendment
The Senate voted 69 to 31 to approve a constitutional amendment mandating a balanced budget, with 22 Democrats and 47 Republicans backing it. It heads to a Democratic House and needs 38 state ratifications to become part of the Constitution. President Reagan touted the win while House leaders criticized the move as risky.
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Reagan Backs Major Tax Increase Support Ties to Withholding Plan
Washington AP Senate House conference panel reached agreement on income tax withholding on interest and dividends as part of a large tax bill. 10 percent withholding would start January 1 with three exemptions for seniors and low tax liability. The measure aims to raise about 11.7 billion over three years, and Reagan pledged full support, signaling a record $98.9 billion boost.
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Prince William Baptized in Church of England
Prince William of Wales was christened at the Music Room in Buckingham Palace. Archbishop Robert Runcie officiated as the infant cried, with Queen Elizabeth II and the Queen Mother present on her birthday. The private ceremony followed a royal cake toast and included guests from the Royal Family and military.
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Communists in Coal Mines Suspected of Holding Union Posts
Communist party members are alleged to have worked in area coal mines and to have held local union offices in Districts 17 and 29 from 1973 to 1978. Joe Davidson says several groups, mainly from Berkeley California, were involved and cites wildcat strikes linked to the party. He questions opponents of Sam Church and disputes a leaked report on Nick Trumka.
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