Reagan veto on budget bill sparks override push
The president says he vetoed a 14.1 billion spending bill as busting the budget while Democrats vow to seek an override. The report cites national reaction and the political clash over fiscal policy.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1982
Page
3
The president says he vetoed a 14.1 billion spending bill as busting the budget while Democrats vow to seek an override. The report cites national reaction and the political clash over fiscal policy.
Since launching its robbery prevention program in 1976 at 7-Eleven stores the company has reported a 40 percent decrease in such crimes. Money, page 10C.
A Kirkwood instructor reports strong interest at the Anamosa men's reformatory for courses in Greenhouse Practices and Landscape Construction. The class has begun sprucing up bleak areas of the facility. Garden, page 3E.
The FBI withheld a taped conversation from a Senate panel in which an aide to Labor Secretary Donovan sought a campaign donation for Ronald Reagan from reputed Gambino mobster Masselli. The June 4 1979 offer aimed for a meeting at Donovan’s Short Hills New Jersey home, Masselli not invited, amid ongoing investigations and a related mob murder in the Bronx.
Czechoslovak sailor Richard Konkolski 39 sought asylum for himself and his family in the United States before departing Newport on the BOC Challenge, a 27000 mile round the world solo race. Race director James Roos said Konkolski applied for asylum in Providence last week.
A 1962 survey by Richard B. Dierenfield found home room devotionals were common only in the Northeast and South, while 91 percent of West and 74 percent of Midwest school systems reported no in class prayers. The study challenges the claim that school prayer was widespread before the Supreme Court rulings.
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