States Would Shift Health Aid To Four Grants
The Reagan budget would hand states control of 40 health and social programs, consolidating them into four broad grants totaling 6.8 billion dollars in 1982. States would decide funding allocations, reducing federal involvement and potentially cutting about 2.2 billion from current 1981 spending while aiming to trim agencies and thousands of jobs. The plan faces Congress and faces resistance over potential service losses.
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Robbery Suspect Caught In Virginia Bank Heist
FBI agents with Virginia State Police arrested Carl Lockhart a 23 year old West Virginia man in Pikeville Kentucky for the January 22 311000 robbery of a Grundy National Bank branch in Hurley Virginia He is held on 311000 bond on federal parole for a post office burglary and will be brought to Virginia in a matter of days.
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Reagan Accused Of Cuts In Muscle Not Budget Fat
House Budget Committee chair Rep. James R. Jones accused President Reagan of missing billions in waste, fraud and abuse to be eliminated before cutting programs. Testimony cited $126 billion in receivables with $6.3 billion uncollected and $24 billion delinquent, urging stronger debt collection and agency management. Senate leaders eyed a July 4 timetable for action with a March 16 blueprint start.
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Baker
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Authorities Won't Prosecute Bluefield Officer in Shooting Case
TAZEWELL Va A Bluefield West Virginia police officer indicted last April for maliciously shooting at an occupied vehicle will not be prosecuted. Commonwealth's Attorney Robert Galumbeck said the indictment will be withdrawn and Gaither's name removed from the NCIC list. He cited belief the case could not prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt and noted the decision aims to ease interstate police cooperation and mend strained interagency relations.
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David Milton Gaither
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Sheriff Hare Defends Hiring Son as Administrative Deputy
Mercer County Sheriff Don Hare says hiring his son Keith as an administrative deputy was never secret, insisting he told everyone and that the move aims to build an honest operation. He plans to use computer systems to manage warrants, addresses, and records, with funding sought from the county commission.
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State Police Academy
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Cronkite's Final CBS Broadcast Is Today
Walter Cronkite signs off from CBS Evening News after Friday’s program as ABC and NBC launch campaigns to win viewers. Dan Rather, since 1975 with 60 Minutes, will succeed him on Monday, with Cronkite remaining with CBS as a correspondent and anchor for Universe.
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Virginia Tech dog wash and tattoo clinic fundraiser
Virginia Tech students plan a March 14 fundraiser with a dog wash and tattoo clinic to raise money for the Veterinary Medicine class of 1984. A licensed tattooer will inscribe pets for 5 dollars, with national registration optional for 30 dollars. Dogs get baths nails and ears cleaned. grooming from 10 dollars. cats not invited.
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