Reagan plan ties Nicaragua aid to democracy and cease fire
The article outlines Reagan’s proposal to suspend U.S. military aid to the Sandinistas if Nicaragua’s Ortega government accepts a cease fire and democratic reforms by Sept. 30, with a request for 150 million in new aid if reforms lag. It notes Ortega’s call for direct talks, Arias peace efforts, and Shultz’s stance on Panama aid remaining suspended amid Capitol Hill opposition.
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War Powers Act push in House over Gulf crisis and Iran
Lawmakers move to invoke the War Powers Act with a filing in U S District Court led by Rep. Mike Lowry. The debate centers on presidential authority as U S ships patrol the Persian Gulf amid Iran's naval exercises and threats while seeking allied help to clear mines.
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Reagan Administration Low Inflation Forecast Still Sees Steady Growth
The administration held to a 3.2 percent real GNP growth forecast for 1987 and projects 3.5 percent in 1988, with inflation at 5.4 percent and interest rates rising to 5.7 percent on 91 day Treasuries and 8.0 percent on 10 year notes. Private analysts warn that continued growth above 3 percent and inflation discipline require higher import prices and tax reform, while unemployment is forecast to fall to 6.2 percent.
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Lawrence Chimerine
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Tuition trends mirror 1982 83 peak but rise slows in 1987
Education Secretary William Bennett questions repeated tuition increases as the College Board reports 1987 88 costs higher for private four year institutions to 10493 in tuition and fees plus living costs. Public four year in state costs average 4104 with room and board. two year private and public increases are smaller. Incidental expenses push totals higher for on campus and commuter students.
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