Tentative deal on 1982 funding cuts reaches accord
White House officials and Republican leaders reached a tentative agreement to cut at least four billion dollars in domestic appropriations for fiscal 1982, doubling prior savings and shielding key social programs. Reagan will decide today, with GOP leaders hopeful Congress will approve and Reagan sign.
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David Stockman
Silvio Conte
Mass
House
Appropriations Committee
Conte
Robert H. Michel
Michel
Aging conference adopts panel lists
The White House Conference on Aging ended with broad approval of about 600 recommendations, including Social Security actions and expanded Medicare and Medicaid. Critics alleged panel stacking and pro admin influence, while Rep. Claude Pepper praised the final output and President Reagan applauded the productive event.
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Washington
White House
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D-Fla
Pepper
Eldergate
David Newhall
Health and Human Services
Secre
Americans healthier and living longer report says
The sixth annual state of America health report shows fewer deaths from heart attack and stroke and lower infant mortality. It notes rising medical costs per person and disparities among blacks and minorities, with potential for delaying senility through new research.
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Washington
UPI
Edward Brandt
Department of Health and Human Services
Brandt
Department
Bill Sackter Story Delights Iowa City Audience
A free screening at Hancher Auditorium celebrated William Sackter, a mentally retarded man living in Iowa City, whose life inspired the CBS movie about his journey. Mickey Rooney portrayed Bill and was joined by his friend Barry Morrow, the project’s writer.
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Hancher Auditorium
Bill Sackter
CBS
Bill
Mickey Rooney
University of Iowa School of Social Work
Barry Morrow
Morrow
Minneap
Waldheim Drops Out as UN General Secretary Balloting Stalls
After 16 inconclusive rounds in New York Waldheim withdrew from the security council balloting for secretary general though a U.N. official suggested he could be re elected for an unprecedented third term. Salim Ahmed Salim remained a candidate and discussion continued on withdrawing his name for other contenders.
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Kurt Waldheim
U.N
Waldheim
Salim Ahmed Salim
Security Council
Olara Otunnu
Salim
China
United States
Oumarou Youssoufou
Organization of African Unity
Mohammed Bedjaooui
Tax Agency Cites Investment Deduction Rejected
An IRS agent informs a taxpayer that last year’s deduction cannot be claimed as a bad investment. The exchange underscores scrutiny of reported losses and eligibility for deductions under tax law.
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IRS
Undercover arrests in Traer jewel theft case
Two East Amana men were in Iowa County Court on second degree theft charges after selling stolen jewelry to an undercover agent. Samuel Briggs, 36, held on 20000 bond. Ronald Howard, 30, released to corrections. Jewelry worth 4180 stolen Nov 17 from Sports in Fashion in Traer.
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East Amana
Samuel Briggs
Traer
Ronald Howard
Iowa County
Briggs
Iowa
Howard
Interstate 80
Marshalltown
Tama
Sports In
Jere
Paula Ewing
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