House GOP Foresees Major Budget Obstacles
House Republican leaders warn final adoption of the budget faces hurdles despite a Thursday victory. Key issues include how to cut the deficit, enact new taxes, and cut spending in an election year. Discrepancies between House and Senate plans loom, with conference beginning Tuesday to reconcile them.
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Decertification Upheld for Air Traffic Controllers Union
A federal appeals court upheld the government's decertification of the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization for backing an illegal strike. The court said the Federal Labor Relations Authority acted correctly in stripping bargaining powers but criticized the labor panel's procedures in the case.
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Child murder rises in young Americans report
The CDC says homicide is now a top five cause of death for children. Murder by parents or step parents accounts for about a third, with another third by acquaintances and ten percent by strangers. Firearm involvement rose in a 1979 study with guns predominating.
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Florida Gets Refugee Aid Funds From Federal Government
Florida received a 31 million dollar grant from the federal government to resettle Cuban and Haitian refugees as part of an agreement tied to ending a lawsuit Gov. Bob Graham filed against the Reagan administration. The deal includes a provision to dismiss the suit while reserving the right to sue again after January 1 if 10.1 million dollars already spent is not repaid.
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Hinckley enjoyed notoriety seeks fame after Reagan shooting
Federal psychiatrist Dr. Sally Johnson testified Hinckley was well oriented and fascinated by his notoriety after the assassination attempt. She cited his reading of news about himself and statements about wanting to be a famous writer or songwriter, and noted his narcissistic traits.
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Pindling Wins Five More Years as Bahamas Elects Majority
Prime Minister Lynden Pindling of the Progressive Liberal Party claimed a new term after roughly 90 percent voter turnout in the Bahamas general election. PLP won 55 percent of the vote and 32 of 43 seats, while Free National Movement took 11 seats and three minor parties were shut out. Pindling, 52, has led Bahamas politics since 1967 and presided over independence in 1973.
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Pope meets Argentine leaders on peace mission amid Falklands war
Pope John Paul II met Argentina's ruling junta in Buenos Aires to urge a negotiated end to the Falklands conflict. He prayed with crowds along Plaza de Mayo and at the Basilica of Lujan, stressing a just solution and blessing victims on both sides.
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Bomb explodes at Simon Wiesenthal home in Vienna
A bomb exploded near the front entrance of Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal's house in Vienna Friday night. Police report heavy damage but no injuries as Wiesenthal and his wife slept inside. the blast cut power and shattered windows while Wiesenthal cited ongoing trials against neo Nazi groups.
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Bronx babysitter slaughter leaves five dead in apartment
In Morris Heights Bronx a woman Delores Harris 55 and four children aged 3 to 4 were bludgeoned and stabbed. Michelle Harris 19 found the bodies. A blood stained club and scissors were found. Police said the killer escaped via a rear fire escape after the 2 to 3 pm attack.
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