MX Missile Money Gets Qualified Senate Approval
The Senate backed Reagan's MX missile plan with conditions delaying production until a basing plan is approved. Senate vote 56 to 42 included 15 Democrats. House opposition plus a bipartisan commission proposal were noted. Amounts for research and basing remain intact while the leasing plan timeline is set.
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Spending Measure Eyed Promises To Veto Bill Including Jobs Plan
The Senate voted 50-46 to attach a $1.2 billion jobs package to a stopgap funding bill, despite Reagan's stated veto, while House leadership urged compromise to preserve immigration and Caribbean aid bills. The session also considered defense cuts and funding for nuclear carriers amid a year-end push.
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D-Colo
Virginia News Briefs and TV Listings Note
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Mercer County approves two industrial bond issues totaling 325000
The Mercer County Commission unanimously approved 325000 in two industrial revenue bonds. Princeton Industrial and Commercial Warehousing will receive 200000 for a Rogers Street facility creating 20 jobs, while 125000 funds a Main Street office building purchase and renovation, also set to generate about 20 jobs. Bond closings involve Princeton Bank & Trust and attorney David Burton with other officials present.
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H. Gene Norris
Milton C. Compton
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Christmas Tree Fund Nears Goal in Bluefield
The Bluefield Community Christmas Tree Fund received 805.21 in new gifts, lifting the total to 9,114.86 or 91 percent of the 10,000 goal. A large penny and coin donation highlighted the appeal, backed by supporters of modest means. The Tree Party for over 1,000 less fortunate children is set for December 24 at Bluefield City Auditorium. Contributions can be mailed to Bluefield Daily Telegraph Box 208 or delivered to 412 Bland St.
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White House Defies House Contempt Citation Over EPA Chief
The Reagan administration vows to ignore a House contempt citation against EPA Administrator Anne Gorsuch for defying a subpoena on hazardous waste data. It sues the House to block criminal action, arguing executive privilege. The dispute, likely headed to the Supreme Court, centers on the administration’s asserted privilege and congressional access to documents. Also noted is Pittsburgh traffic policeman Vic Cianca facing retirement as readers observe his role in easing snarls.
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