Senate Budget Committee debates 1983 plan amid deficit pressure
The Senate Budget Committee opens on a 1983 spending plan with cross party doubt over Reagan's deficit strategy. Members propose alternative plans including tax hikes, defense cuts, and delaying or reducing Social Security increases to shrink the deficit from about 96 to 121 billion dollars.
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Washington
Senate Budget Committee
Reagan
Dan Quayle
R-Ind
Senate Committee
Pete Domenici
N.M
Domenici
White House
James Baker
House
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Congressional Budget Office
Ernest Hollings
South Carolina
Hollings
Rudy Boschwitz
R-Minn
Boschwitz
Slade Gorton
R-Wash
Gorton
Robert Kasten
R-Wis
Kasten
Luce to Receive Distinguished Service Award in New York
Clare Boothe Luce will be the first woman honored with the Distinguished Service Award by the New York Chapter of the Association of the United States Army. The April ceremony recognizes her service in Congress, as ambassador to Italy, and on the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory board.
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New York
UPI
Clare Boothe Luce
Association of the United States Army
Luce
Congress
Italy
Foreign Intelligence
Princess Grace Reflects on Daughters and Family Life
Grace of Monaco praises daughters Caroline and Stephanie as warm capable women. She hopes Caroline’s future may include marriage and grandchildren, and notes her children’s sportsmanship and social awareness. She emphasizes kindness and provision as marriage criteria.
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Caroline
Princess Grace
Stephanie
Guatemala purges top police chiefs after coup
Guatemala's new military junta jailed two police chiefs Pedro Arredondo and Carlos Suchite and had Benedicto Santos killed in a highway ambush. The regime vows to purge paramilitary units amid ongoing violence as leftist guerrillas strike and protests erupt in the capital.
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Guatemala City
UPI
Guatemala
Benedicto Santos
National Police Command Six
Santos
Pedro Arredondo
Carlos Enrique Suchite
Zacapa
Army
Jaime Rabanles
State Department
Santos’ Com
Six Unit
Romeo Lucas Garcia
el Quicho
Horacio Maldonado
Lucas Garcia
U.S
Mexico
Anibal Guevara
Arson Fires Struck Salisbury Cathedral Amid Magna Carta Risk
In Salisbury England fires started by arsonists damaged two offertory boxes at the 750 year old cathedral housing the Magna Carta. The document survived as alarms alerted firefighters who prevented greater damage. Thieves entered through a drain pipe and escaped before authorities arrived.
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Salisbury
England
Keith Hugo
Sydney Evans
Hugo
Police inspector shot dead outside church in Londonderry
Inspector Norman Duddy aged 45 was killed by two motorcyclists in front of his two sons after Sunday church services. No group claimed responsibility, though local reporters speculated nationalist gunmen aimed to show strength amid Ulster terrorism efforts.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
UPI
Norman Duddy
Ulster
Masterpieces damaged in National Gallery knife attack
A youth slashed two paintings at the National Gallery in London using a kitchen knife. The works were The Sun Rising through Vapor by J M W Turner and The Mill by Claude Lorrain, both badly damaged but potentially restorable. Expert estimates put their value beyond 1.8 million dollars.
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London
UPI
National Gallery
J.M.W. Turner
England
Claude Lorrain
Michael Levey
Trafalagar Square
Kuwait ministers threaten OPEC boycott over Nigeria price war
Kuwait oil minister Sheik Ali al Khalifa al Sabah warned of collective punitive measures by OPEC against international oil companies that have reduced Nigeria purchases to force lower prices. Nigeria cut production sharply amid the price dispute, dropping from 1.3 million to 630,000 barrels per day as buyers pulled back.
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Kuwait
UPI
OPEC
Nigeria
Sheik Ali al Khalifa al Sabah
Typhoon Nelson Hits Philippines Killing Eight, Homeless Rise
Typhoon Nelson battered central and southern Philippines with winds to 113 mph, killing at least eight and leaving about 30 000 homeless. The Visayas and Mindanao regions saw floods and destroyed homes as authorities assess damage. The storm moved into the South China Sea on Sunday.
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Manila
Philippines
Philippine News Agency
Nelson
Visayas
Mindanao
South China Sea
Convertible revival in Detroit stirs small market comeback
Six years after U S automakers dropped convertibles the segment is edging back with limited appeal. Analysts forecast under 1 percent of U S vehicle volume or about 75000 cars next year. Chrysler cites showroom traffic and publicity as benefits while price premiums run 2500 to 7000 dollars over hardtops.
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Detroit
U.S
Robert Marcks
Chrysler Corp
Reagan to back gradual arms cuts in ninth news conference
President Reagan is expected to endorse a call for negotiated gradual U S Soviet nuclear arms reductions at his ninth news conference this week. He rejects an immediate freeze and backs a long term mutual verifiable freeze after reductions. The Warner Jackson resolution on Capitol Hill seeks negotiations to long term reductions and a freeze at lower levels.
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Washington
UPI
Reagan
White House
House
Senate
United States
Leonid Brezhnev
Capitol Hill
Moscow
Sens
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
John Warner
Rva
Soviet Union
Alexander Haig
Author Adams Dies at 89 After Heart Attack
Harriet Strate meyer Adams died at 89 in Pottersville and Maplewood New Jersey. She wrote nearly 200 children books under the pen names Carolyn Keene Franklin W Dixon Victor W Appleton and Laura Lee Hope including Nancy Drew Hardy Boys Tom Swift Jr Bobbsey Twins. She was working on a new ghost story series the day she died.
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New York Times Service
New York
Harriet Stratemeyer Adams
Pottersville
Maplewood
N.J
Mrs. Adams
Carolyn Keene
Nancy Drew
Franklin W. Dixon
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