President Firm On Budget Plan
The White House rejects changes to Reagan tax cuts as the wrong move while the Senate teeters between rival budgets. Speakes says no budget resolution if tax cuts or third-year tax increases are touched. GOP moderates weigh plan changes as votes loom.
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Washington
White House
Reagan
Senate
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Senate Gop
Mark Hatfield
R-Ove
John Melcher
D-Mont
International Monetary Fund
Melcher
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Chiles
Baker
House Panel Okays Salvadoran Compromise
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a compromise aid package for El Salvador by 36 to 1. It would halt all military aid after 90 days unless Salvadoran leaders enter unconditional talks with guerrillas, with reports on human rights and reforms to allow further action by Congress.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
el Salvador
U.S
George W. Crockett Jr
D-Mich
Central America
Congressional
Reagan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Congress
Dante Fascell
D-Fla
Steven Solarz
D-N.y
Solzhenitsyn blasts Western anti nuke protesters as blind
Exiled Russian writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn told reporters in London that Western anti-nuclear protesters misunderstand the Soviet threat and favor a red over dead outcome. He urged firmer action against Moscow and cited Bertrand Russell's alleged errors while receiving the Templeton Prize in a two hour briefing at Claridge's Hotel.
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London
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
West
Soviet Union
Bertrand Russell
Solzhenitsyn
Russell
Claridge’s
Natalya
Cavendish, Vt
Prince Philip
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Nobel Prize Committee
Amnesty International
Moscow
Kremlin
Yuri V. Andropov
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Kennedy Camp Sweeps UMWA District Voting
Final results from United Mine Workers District 28 show a sweeping victory for Kennedy led ticket. John Kennedy won the presidency with 3,210 votes and Don McCamey 3,044 as vice president, while Sam Church narrowly lost the field representative race in Subdistrict Three. Church, re-elected as Subdistrict Three field representative, said miners trust remains and he plans to continue serving the union.
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United Mine Workers District 28
John Kennedy
UMW
Sam Church
Alonzo Mullins
Roberts
Hassell Smith
Harvey Hess
Laney Shortridge
Larry Long
Ken Holbrook
Joe Tate
Ronnie Robbins
We Collier
Larry Bush
Estil Payne
Jerry Stallard
Willie Grear
Don Wallace
Donnie Lowe
Jim Keen
Bill Harris
James Davis
Dennis ‘Cotton’ Smith
Carl Hale
Harry Cotson
Greg Smith
Don McCamey
Eee
Major Accomp
Porter Grear
Bud Clark
Tom Owens
Church
Kennedy
Variable May Weather With Warm Midday Highs
The forecast calls for Thursday sun with a modest rise to mid 70s to low 80s. Partly cloudy nights and Friday's highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. A system brings daily chances of showers or thunderstorms Saturday through Monday with cooler highs and overnight lows ranging from the 40s to 60s depending on location.
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National Weather Service
Bus Crash Injures 18 In Laurel County Ky
A Laurel County school bus overturned in a pasture after leaving state road 363 near Keavy at 3 20 p m Injuries included 17 students and the driver with one reported fractured skull and leg as well as other cuts and bruises Rescue crews said the steering may have malfunctioned before the crash and that tree limbs pierced the windshield.
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Keavy
Laurel County
Danny Trosper
Ronnie Bales
State 363
London
Trosper
Bales
Laurel County High School
Nancy Fetters
John McCloskey
Locust Grove Christian Church
McCloskey
Kay Osborne
Three in Texas Form Own Government Arrested
Three people in Conroe Texas formed a self styled government with a constitution and township court. They reject paper money and taxes and issued summonses to local officials. Daniel Swank Karen Swank and Harold Blake were jailed on bonds of 10000 each.
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Conroe, Texas
Montgomery County
Charles Morton
Southern District of Texas Township Court
Texas Rangers
Dallas
The
Forefathers
Jim Keeshan
U.S
Keeshan
Morton
Federal Reserve
Daniel Lee Swank
Karen Swank
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J. Hyde
Ill
Hyde
Nicaragua
Thomas P. O’neill Jr
Ivan Denisovich
Gulag
Lech Walesa
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Solidarity
Communist
Poland
UMWA
NOAA
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