Paley Quits CBS Chairmanship After 55 Years
CBS founder William S Paley announced to the board he will resign as chairman when his term ends April 20 1983 He will stay on as a consultant and become a partner in Whitcom Investment Company while Thomas H Wyman will assume the chairmanship Paley will also represent Whitney Communications Corp interests in Paris and remain active in CBS.
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Reagan signs budget cut bill to trim federal spending
President Reagan signed a bill detailing 13.3 billion dollars in budget cuts through 1985. The package reduces pensions, farm price supports, food stamps and other programs, part of a deficit fight that includes 98.3 billion in tax increases and 28.5 billion in cuts over three years. Even with gains in revenue, the Congressional Budget Office expects red ink above 150 billion annually for the next three years. The act also trims 4.1 billion from pension programs by cutting cost-of-living increases and delaying benefits.
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Nixon in China Praised by Deng on Anniversary Meeting
Former President Richard Nixon met Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping in the Great Hall of the People to mark the 10th anniversary of the Shanghai Communiqué, which opened relations after 23 years of estrangement, Deng praising Nixon as a man who opened a new pattern of relations between the two nations.
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Doonesbury Creator Trudeau Takes Leave Of Absence
Doonesbury cartoonist Garry Trudeau will pause production of the Pulitzer winning strip in early 1983, suspending the feature for up to 20 months across more than 700 newspapers. Trudeau cited needing a breather and spoke from New York City. Universal Press Syndicate said the hiatus begins January 2, 1983.
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McCartney and Fans Celebrate Buddy Holly Birthday in London
Paul and Linda McCartney joined more than 2,000 rock fans at the Lyceum Theater for a 1950s themed tribute to Buddy Holly. The event marked what would have been Holly’s 46th birthday with a party and dance competition.
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Helsinki Group in Moscow disbands amid arrests threat
The Helsinki Group of Moscow, formed in 1976 to monitor Soviet human rights compliance, announces disbanding after threats to arrest remaining member Yelena Bonner and others. Bonner cites years of cruel persecution. final members Sofiya Kallistratova and Naum Meiman remain under pressure or exile.
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