Congress Faces Deep Cuts As Stockman Warns Of Deficits
Budget director David Stockman told the House Budget Committee that fewer than half the cuts needed for a 1984 balanced budget have been made and deficits of about 60 billion dollars are projected for 1982 through 1984. He urged another round of reductions while Democrats voiced skepticism. The article also notes plans to sell radar warning planes to Saudi Arabia, dairy price support rollbacks, food stamp spending, and a gun-conviction bill from Arlen Specter with administration backing.
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Williams murder case motion seeks dismissal over pretrial publicity
Attorneys for Wayne Williams ask Superior Court to dismiss charges claiming broad pretrial publicity has already convicted him. They accuse news reports of inaccuracy and spreading rumors to prospective jurors. Prosecutors push to speed the case by limiting further defense motions.
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Layton ordered back to trial in Ryan ambush case
U S District Judge Robert Peckham set a Dec 1 retrial date for Larry Layton after freeing him on a $50 000 personal recognizance bond for the first time since his 1978 arrest The first trial ended in a hung jury with a partial acquittal on conspiracy to kill Rep Leo Ryan and U S diplomat Richard Dwyer and a conviction on aiding and abetting in Ryan's murder and Dwyer's attempted killing. The six week trial cost about 1 5 million.
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Three Solidarity Officials Challenge Walesa for Leadership
In Gdansk Poland three radical Solidarity officials challenged Lech Walesa for the union's top post as delegates warned of food riots without sharp economic action. Walesa, 38, faced bitter attack from the floor and from rivals but threatened to quit if not elected.
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NCI doubles survival rate for soft-tissue sarcoma patients
National Cancer Institute doctors report a three-pronged treatment of surgery radiation and chemotherapy yields a 93 percent survival rate for soft-tissue sarcoma in arms and legs, with many patients avoiding limb amputation. The findings suggest similar approaches could help other stubborn cancers such as lung colon and breast cancer. The report was presented to NIH advisory group in Bethesda.
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World Chess Championship Game One Ends in Karpov Victory Claim
The first game of the World Chess Championship in Merano Italy ended after Karpov with Black faced Korchnoi who resigned on move 43. The players Anatoly Karpov of the Soviet Union and Victor Korchnoi of Switzerland contested the title.
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Poll backs Reagan budget cuts amid economic pessimism
A AP-NBC poll of 1,601 adults finds a majority support Reagan's proposed 13 billion in new budget cuts despite overall concerns about family finances and the likelihood of a balanced federal budget by 1984. Reagan's job rating falls to 53 percent good or excellent, economy handling at 45 percent.
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