Reagan coalition wins key budget vote reshapes House power
The article analyzes Reagan's victory in Congress as 29 conservative Democrats join Republicans to pass the budget plan. It notes potential leadership repercussions for O'Neill and pledges shifts in party dynamics, with a Sunbelt strength trend and a move away from traditional Democrat and Republican labels toward fiscal conservatism.
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Wes Watkins
D-Okla
Reagan
Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
O'Neill
Congress
Phil Gramm
Texas
House
Charles Stenholm
Democratic Forum
Jim Wright
Nixon
Sunbelt States
South
Southwest
Twin Killings Probe Focuses on Possible Motive
Kanawha County Prosecutor James E. Roark declined to discuss motive as investigators pursue leads in the double murder case. Suspect Hickman awaits bond hearing after being held in Kanawha County jail under capital offenses. Sheriff Withrow says a one on one watch will continue for 24 hours. Families plan separate funerals for officers Duncan and Roush.
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Kanawha County
James E
Mike” Roark
Hickman
Kanawha
Carl Withrow
Benedict Criticizes New Conservative Congress and Inflation Policy
Benedict denounces the conservative House majority plans to curb government spending and inflation, citing a 12 percent rate and future purchasing power issues. He notes old-line Democrats resist reforms, while asserts military strength must be restored and cites specific spending sabotage. The report also covers WVEA ratings for West Virginia lawmakers after the 1981 session and notes George Dober’s opposition record.
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Congress
O’neill
House of Representative
Benedict
House
Soviet Union
Arch A. Moore Jr
Moore
State Board of Probation and Parole
Jack Stafford
Princeton
Mercer County
Larry Morhous
Charleston
W.va
Senate
Warren McGraw
Robert Nelson
Dan Tonkovich
West Virginia Education Association
McGraw
Wyoming
Nelson
D Cabell
Tonkovich
Dmarshall
House of Delegates
WVEA
George Dober
Rohio
Khomeini Survives Ferghan Attack Targets Key Figures
Target list includes Parliament Speaker Hashemi Rafsanjani Iran's prosecutor general Abdul Kar im Musavi Ardabili and Parliament member Sadegh Khalkhali former head of the court that ordered hundreds of executions in the past two years.
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Ferghan
Hashemi Rafsanjani
Iran
Abdul-Karim Musavi Ardabili
Sadegh Khalkhali
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American Credit Indemnity Company
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Republican Club
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