Senate panel backs deeper budget cuts in 1982 plan
The Senate Budget Committee signals sweeping reductions worth over 35 billion, trimming social programs to fund a partial restoration of export subsidies for large corporations. It proposes cuts to unemployment, Social Security, food stamps and welfare while restoring 110 million for the Export-Import Bank.
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Transit Strikers Rally at City Hall in Philadelphia
About 2,000 strikers gathered at Philadelphia City Hall in a show of solidarity for a five day transit strike. Union leaders urged City Council to address grievances as bus, subway and trolley lines remain shut across the region.
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Moral Majority says lifestyle not a factor in public service
The Moral Majority led by Rev. Jerry Falwell says it will ignore the personal lives of Reagan administration officials if they are strong in its issue stances. It denies blocking Anne Gorsuch’s EPA nomination over her private life and stresses pro life, pro family, pro moral, and pro American positions.
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Iran prosecutor says Khomeini not above law amid power clash
Iran's prosecutor general Ayatollah Musavi Ardabili says Khomeini is not above the law and questions his decree silencing hardline foes of President Bani Sadr. He cites clashes at Tehran University on March 5 where militants and supporters clashed, injuring more than 50. Ardabili hints a possible trial for the president if charges arise.
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Florida couple survey tornado damage in Orlando area
Bob and Diane Poggeense of Orlando report the aftermath of early today tornadoes in the south Orlando area. A shed was uprooted and tossed onto their truck parked beside the house.
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Franklin faces new murder charges in multiple states
Four more murder counts were filed against avowed racist Joseph Paul Franklin in Indianapolis and Oklahoma City slayings, while he remains under investigation for Vernon Jordan shooting. He had prior federal convictions for two Salt Lake City deaths.
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Erupting Mount Etna Threatens Randazzo as Evacuation Contingent Ready
Lava from a new Etna crater threatened Randazzo with police and troops prepared to evacuate the 15 000 residents. No immediate evacuation was ordered as lava paused a mile from town, with 100 trucks buses and trains on standby.
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Ax-wielding man kills one and wounds two at hardware store
An ax-wielding man killed John Ewing and critically injured Evonne Lauterbach and Floyd Giddings at Lauterbach Cottage Hardware in Springfield. Police, aided by two German shepherds, hunted the suspect after the 9:30 a.m. incident during a suspected robbery. attacker fled with a small cash amount.
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Common Cause seeks donor list for White House redecorating funds
A Common Cause lobbyist calls for disclosure of 167 donors who gave about 375000 dollars to redecorate the White House living quarters. Officials say contributions averaged 2248 dollars, with many from foundations. donors declined to be named. The project aims to benefit future occupants, not the Reagans personally.
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