Reagan Rejects Tax Increases to Curb Deficit
President Reagan angrily rejects adviser proposals for selective tax hikes to shrink the growing 1983 federal deficit, saying tax increases would slow economic recovery. Officials note he blames Treasury and OMB staff for pessimistic bias while his stance may shift as deficits, defense, and tax cuts compete for priority.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Reagan
White House
Treasury
Donald Regan
Office of Mangement and Budget
OMB
David Stockman
California
Larry Speakes
Congress
House
Hawkeyes Rally Past Falcons 28 22 in Atlanta
Quarterback Chuck Long threw for 304 yards and three touchdowns to earn outstanding offensive player honors as the Iowa Hawkeyes defeated the Falcons 28 to 22 in Atlanta. More photos on pages 1B and 4B.
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Chuck Long
Iowa Hawkeyes
Atlanta
Israeli Lebanon talks seek wording to avoid normalization label
Israeli delegates led by David Kimche met with Lebanese cabinet ministers to craft language that would not imply full normalization. Lebanon objects to placing normalization on the agenda, fearing it signals full ties and could worsen internal Arab and sectarian tensions.
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Jerusalem
Lebanon
David Kimche
Foreign Ministry
Menachem Begin
Ariel Sharon
Yitzhak Shamir
New Year's Resolution Says Money Is Its Own Reward
A humorous quip notes a resolution to earn enough money in the year to justify developing some bad habits. The joke frames financial gain as a driver for lax self discipline and mischievous indulgence.
Mondale poised to enter 1984 Democratic race in Iowa
Former Vice President Walter Mondale moves toward a formal 1984 bid with Iowa contacts ready to mobilize. Ed Campbell, coordinating Mondale's Iowa efforts, confirms a forthcoming campaign announcement and ongoing outreach to key Democrats as Mondale plans increased public appearances.
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Ken Sullivan
Gazelle
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Iowa
Ed Campbell
the Gazette
Mondale
Campbell
Committee For the Future of America
Denver blizzard frostbite man shunned at bus stop
Gilbert Sanchez, 50, spent four days at a busy Denver bus stop amid a near three foot blizzard. A dishwasher found him and took him to a restaurant, then to Colorado General Hospital and University of Colorado Hospital, where doctors consider amputation. The man says passersby offered no aid.
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Denver
Gilbert Sanchez
Sanchez
Baltazar Cardenas
Old Mission Inn
Lucy Torrence
Cardenas
Colorado General Hospital
University of Colorado Hospital
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