Compromise On Budget Cuts Seems Forthcoming
Washington report says Senate Republicans and administration officials outline a general framework to trim Reagan's 1982 budget while aiming for a balanced budget by 1984. Reagan notes Hill reluctance on 13 billion in cuts. Stockman says no concrete package yet and denies a scaled-back plan. Consensus exists in the Senate for further three year reductions.
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Reagan
White House
Yorktown
Oval Office
David A. Stockman
Congress
NBC
Today Show
Stockman
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Edwin Meese III
Treasury
Donald Regan
James A. Baker III
Howard Baker
Scores Arrested In Search For Plotters Of Sadat Death
Cairo reports that police arrested 230 religious terrorists in a widening probe into the Sadat assassination. Al-Ahram and Mayo cited a three level organization linked to Moslem fundamentalists, with leaders including Abud Abdel Latif el Zomor. The arrests target a plan for political killings and chaos, and probe security gaps and military access to the parade route.
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Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Al-Ahram
Mayo
Sadat
Mansura
Nile Delta
Inter
Abud Abdel-Latif el-Zomor
el-Zomor
National Democratic Party
Takfir Wal
Defense
Abdel Halim Abu Ghazala
Private Flights Curbed Amid FAA Restrictions
Washington reports FAA limits general aviation flights in controlled airspace to 75 percent of normal and requires reservations up to 16 hours ahead. The rules affect tens of thousands of small private and corporate planes using the air traffic system, while visual flight rule pilots not at controlled airports remain unaffected. Industry leaders warn the winter weather and ongoing controller shortages threaten pilot access and flight opportunities. The move follows mass controller layoffs after a strike and six-day workweeks without vacations.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
John L. Baker
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
FAA
Coppinger Baker Merger Finalized in Bluefield
The $28 million Coppinger Machinery Service inc merger into Baker International Corp was finalized in Bluefield. Baker executives led by E H Clark Jr. and Allen Coppinger Sr attended conferences and a celebratory dinner at Fincastle Country Club after touring the Coppinger plant and Baker properties in the region.
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Telegraph Coal Section
Bluefield
Coppinger Machinery Service Inc
Baker International Corp
California
Baker
E.H
Hubie) Clark Jr
Stock Exchange
Allen D. Coppinger
Coppinger
U.S. 52 North
West Virginia Armature Co
WVA Mining Equipment Co
Glen Lyn
Baker Properties
Fincastle Country Club
Coppinger Machinery Service
E.H. Clark
Allen Coppinger Sr
Reagan and Mitterand Review Victory Day Ceremony in Yorktown
President Reagan and French leader Francois Mitterand stand behind bullet-proof glass as Revolutionary Troops pass in review at Yorktown during Victory Day ceremonies. Reagan warns that large government and a punishing tax burden threaten rights of man. Virginia Senator John Warner also on the reviewing stand.
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Ronald Reagan
Francois Mitterand
Yorktown
Reagan
Virginia
John Warner
Poland names Jaruzelski as new party chief amid protests
Premier Jaruzelski, named First Secretary of the Communist Party, pledges strong alliance ties as Solidarity pushes to end strikes. Protests continue in Zielona Gora and Zyrardow with factories occupied and thousands off work. Brezhnev sends congratulations while urging firmness against counterrevolution. Solidarity warns leaders to avoid actions provoking social conflict as talks loom.
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Poland
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Communist Party
Warsaw Pact
Solidarity
Zielona Gora
Zyrardow
Communist Party Central Committee
Stanislaw Kania
Jaruzelski
PAP
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Romania
Hungary
Soviet Union
Jaruzelsi
Defense Military Council
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Kremlin
Soviet Bloc
Kania
Edward Gierek
Zyzardow
Gdansk
Redistricting Debate in Buchanan County T
Buchanan County residents pack Grady Courtroom urging the Board of Supervisors to keep seven districts and resist any move to cut the count to five. About 20 speakers voiced opposition or called for more districts, with no one advocating fewer districts.
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Daily Telegraph
Grundy
Buchanan
Board of Supervisors
Tazewell Redistricting Debate Moves On Page Nine
A speaker claims seven people can do a better job than five as the board ignores the mandate from attendees. The article notes no assurances of plan changes and directs readers to page 9 for more details.
Multiple News Briefs From Across Nations And Courts
Weather outlook for Tuesday into Wednesday shows sun and cooler, with clouds and showers possible in the north. Separately the 9th Circuit rules manufacturers of home video machines may face royalties for taping TV programs. A Floyd County KY murder suspect awaits counsel ahead of a preliminary hearing. The U.S. Supreme Court will decide if death penalty applies to nontriggerman murderers. Iran appoints a U.S.-educated pediatrician as prime minister if confirmed. Tehran reports two American terrorists killed four security officers. 47 Mujahedeen Khaleq guerrillas arrested in six cities. Other items note Bluefield Fire Code enforcement questions, a Matoaka school bomb threat, a Frank Tabor feature, and sports coverage.
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Ali Kwamenei
Ali-Akbar Velayatti
Tehran Radio
Mashad
Tehran
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Bud) Coppinger
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