Senate Republicans Seek Unity on 1984 Budget Fight
Senate Republicans push toward a unified budget plan amid divisions over taxes defense and domestic spending as they aim to pass a Reagan era tax policy with possible Democratic support while a House push for a nuclear freeze and covert Nicaragua actions looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Reagan
Nicaragua
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
William Armstrong
Colorado
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
John Chafee
Rhode Island
House Intelligence Committee
Edward Boland
D-Mass
Bishops debate on nuclear arms letter in Chicago
U S Catholic bishops at a two day Chicago meeting review the third draft of a pastoral letter critical of nuclear arms. The draft strengthens calls for a halt to production and deployment and preserves disarmament as a goal amid differing views within the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Kenneth A. Briggs
New York Times Service
New York
Chicago
Vatican
Bishops’ Conference
Soviet Union
Pax Christi
Joseph J. Fahey
Manhattan College
John J. O’connor
Thomas J. Gumbleton
Detroit
O’connor
Joseph Bernardin
William Clark
Reagan
Bernardin
John R. Roach
Minneapolis-St. Paul
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Rome
Agostino Casaroli
Schotte
John Paul II
United Nations
Watt
House Interior Committee
Sidney Yates
House
Department of the Interior
Yates
Watt launches public relations blitz to tell untold truth
Secretary James Watt orders a department wide campaign to promote a favorable environmental record. The memo includes a 23 page script and slides with a quota of at least 20 presentations per month for National Park Service and Fish & Wildlife Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt
Eleanor Randolph
Os Angeles Times
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
James Watt
Department of Interior
National Park Service
Fish & Wildlife Service
Department
Carter
Black leaders meet to map strategy for 1984 bid
In Chicago a closed door session of prominent black politicians and civil rights figures vows to accelerate voter registration and delegate building for a potential black Democratic presidential candidate in 1984. Attendees include Mayors Young Hatcher Gibson and Coretta Scott King and Rev Lowery cites viable option.
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Chicago
Andrew Young
Atlanta
Richard Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Kenneth Gibson
Newark
N.J
Coretta Scott King
Martin Luther King Jr
Hatcher
Joseph Lowery
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Lowery
United States
Jesse Jackson
Operation
PUSH
U.S
Walter Fauntroy
Congress
Washington, D.C
Maxine Waters
California
National Conference of Black Mayors
New Orleans
Jackson
New Hampshire
Probate Notice of Will for Melvin V Willey in Linn County
Probate of Melvin V Willey’s last will dated May 1 1977 admitted April 19 1983 in Linn County Iowa with no administration planned. Six month window to challenge starts from second publication. Also bidder notice for 1983 Routing Project supplies at College Community School District Cedar Rapids Iowa with bids due May 17 1983 and plans from Olson Pope Novak Marion Iowa.
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Iown
Linn County
Iowa
Melvin
Willey
Melvin V. Willey
Aarts
Mneth L. Perry, Jr
Shimanek, Shiono & Bowman
Monticello
Thor Sey
The
College Community School District
76Th Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Coll Community School District
College Community School
Olson, Pope & Novak
Vth Street
Marion
Low
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By David Espe
Associated Press
Baker
Domenici
Armstrong
White House
Committee
House Rules Committee
Freeze
Clement Zablocki
D-Wis
Rules Committee
Jan P. Schotte
Pontifical Commission On Justice and Peace
Casaroli
Interior
Interior Department
Barrier Islands
Tom Garrett
Garrett
Sen
Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
Republican Party
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York City
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