Senate budget fight spurs birth control counseling cut plan
The article details a budget bill in committee aiming to cut 27 teen counseling centers and redirect $30 million to adoption and chastity focused programs. Denton and Hatch back a pro family, anti abortion emphasis that could clash with law and public opinion, risking lawsuits and public backlash.
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Supreme Court View Sparks Debate on Death Penalty Retribution
The analysis critiques Justice Rehnquist's opinion in the Wayne Carl Coleman case arguing that capital punishment rests on institutionalized revenge rather than deterrence. It notes his push to shorten appeals, suggesting a harsher system while questioning respect for due process and the wrongful-conviction protections.
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Wall Street Turns Against Supply-Siders in Reagan Era Debate
Washington analysis notes Wall Street odds shifting against supply side policy as bond markets pull rates higher after the 1982 budget vote. Democrats claim constituents want Reagan reforms while polls show GOP gaining on Democrats as the party of prosperity. A long-term realignment hinges on inflation reduced and investment stimulated by the tax-cut program.
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Reagan's supply side gamble rattles Wall Street and faith in the plan
The article notes heavy skepticism from financier Henry Kaufman and other analysts as Reagan pushes tax cuts and defense spending. Markets react with rising rates and slumping bonds while Stockman and Regan warn deficits may widen. The piece casts doubt on whether promised investments and budget balance will occur without a surging economy.
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GOP poised for remap battles in state legislatures
As 1980 census figures redraw districts, Republicans push to shift losses to Democratic seats and gain new GOP-leaning districts. Democrats face fewer resources and rely on traditional pressure as 17 of 35 legislatures split. GOP staff and computer analysis shape plans for court challenges and strategic redraws.
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Deregulation of Natural Gas Prices Faces Political Pushback
Robert Walters notes a confidential Reagan plan hinting at moving to wellhead price decontrol by Sept. 30 1981. Stockman questions priority while oil companies push deregulation. phased decontrol could lift average gas costs from 505 to 575 and possibly 940 in 1982, with broad political risks.
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David Stockman
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Reagan
Right Writing Errors and Clarity in Long Sentences
The passage critiques overly long 38 word sentences and comma placement errors. It gives examples such as murals shown at a manor tea and bus stop arm rules, illustrating how punctuation and redundancy hinder readability.
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