Reagan proposes austerity plan with job cuts and defense reduction
The plan targets phasing out 75,000 federal jobs by 1984 and a $2 billion defense cut, with Republicans urging higher totals. Reagan to unveil the plan in a televised address, calling for three month COLA delays and a three year revenue sharing phase out starting with a 5 percent cut in 1982.
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Howard Baker
White House
Congress
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Reagan
Reagan weighs big budget shifts and benefits delays
Budget plans call for 6.4 to 6.9 billion in the next years with possible elimination of a 4 billion CETA job training program affecting about 900,000 slots. A major GSA overhaul and delaying cost of living increases for Social Security and other programs could come as part of a debt ceiling package due by Oct. 1, delaying many monthly payments and benefits.
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Reagan
Albert Angrisani
Labor
Labor Department
CETA
General Services Administration
Housekeeping
Miller weighs future run for Iowa governor
Iowa Attorney General Miller says he enjoys the office, aims for re election and wants to build traditions and professional staff. He notes leading consumer and farm issues and would support former Gov Hughes if he runs, while asserting his own better odds for re election as attorney general.
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the Gazette
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Hughes
Iowa
Dubuque
McGregor
Pride group seeks acknowledgment of concerns over center
Petition quotes critics arguing balance between safety and rights. Gebauer calls it a moral issue not legal. Taylor says the statement shows concern and wants city officials to engage and take constructive action.
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Gebauer
Taylor
PRIDE
Fired attorney lands new role with Iowa attorney general
James Ramey, 35, previously fired as an assistant Polk County Attorney, is hired by Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller. He will start Sept. 28 as an area prosecutor after four years in the Major Offense Bureau. Ramey prosecuted Daniel Russell Munro for murder and David Welton, acquitted.
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James Ramey
Polk County
Iowa
Tom Miller
Ramey
Dan Johnston
Daniel Russell Munro
David Welton
Celebration marks Cedar Rapids library 85th year and fund drive
Friends of the Public Library host a 1 to 4 p m event at the downtown library with performances by the Cedar Rapids Accordion Aces and author signings by Pat Martin Clarence Andrews and Joan Liffring Zug. Proceeds aid the proposed new library as a door to door drive targets 40 000 in a 1 million goal. Over 216 000 raised so far.
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Cedar Rapids
Friends of the Public Library
Greene Square
Pat Martin
Clarence Andrews
Iowa
Joan Liffring-Zug
Cedar Rapids Library Foundation
Metropolitan Cedar Rapids Library Foundation
The
Hall Foundation
Tailgating Rules For Iowa State Stadium Fans
Urick outlined what fans may bring into the stadium thermos containers and wineskins only food can be consumed in tailgating areas parking opens at 8 a.m. arrival early advised. The game starts 1 30 p m tickets allow reentry with ink stamp on hand and ticket stub scalpers and handbillers banned near stadiums
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Iowa State Patrol
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