Reagan not to seek large domestic budget cuts in 1985
Reagan aides say the president is unlikely to press major new cuts in domestic programs when he releases the January budget. A heated internal debate centers on whether to pursue all prior proposed cuts and the political risks of another bout with Congress in an election year.
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Siberian gas deliveries on time despite embargo
The article reports that despite Reagan era restrictions on American equipment, Siberian gas deliveries to Western Europe are expected to start in January. It notes use of non American gear, including Japanese and Italian pipelaying equipment, with workers along the Volga and at Uzhgorod to finish the Urengoi pipeline.
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Khomeini Eyed as Potential Caliph of Islam
Reports from Tehran say Ayatollah Khomeini may declare himself caliph by November 27 during Arbaeen, a move that would position him as leader of about 900 million Muslims. The plan, discussed after a London conference, faces diplomatic risks amid Iran Saudi rivalry and pan Islamic efforts.
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HUD to cut frills from public housing
Federal housing officials push cost limits on projects in the public housing pipeline totaling about 7 billion dollars. The HUD review finds many plans exceed new ceilings, canceled 5 000 units so far, and shifts forfeited funds to elder housing elsewhere. The policy draws criticism from city officials who warn of cruel delays to needed low income housing.
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Longest murder trial ends with jury deliberation in Buono case
The Hillside Strangler case reaches jury deliberations after 345 trial days. Angelo Buono Jr and Kenneth Bianchi are accused in ten murders in 1977 and 1978. Prosecutors urge guilty verdicts beyond reasonable doubt.
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