Initial deficit package nears agreement in Washington
Washington AP report says budget writers and the White House budget chief reached a tentative plan to cut the deficit toward Gramm Rudman limits. The bipartisan package targets about 15 billion dollars in reductions and outlines policy options including asset sales, higher tax enforcement, user fees, Medicare payment limits, and Medicare expansion for state employees. If not completed, separate House and Senate packages would be reconciled later.
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Reagan blames Democrats for Southern economic woes
President Reagan campaigns in Louisiana for Republican Senate hopeful W Henson Moore. He cites oil and farming slump and the state's high 13.6 percent unemployment, blaming Democratic one-party control for stagnation while pledging energy policy reviews.
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Halt on refugees flow tightens West Berlin border
Bonn and East Berlin agreed to curb asylum seekers with new rules at Schonefeld Airport starting Oct 1 requiring valid visas for onward travel. Meanwhile in Sri Lanka a car bomb killed seven in Batticaloa as Tamil rebels claimed civilians were shot in reprisal amid ongoing military operations 136 miles northeast of Colombo.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates and Address
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists carrier and mail rates for Morning Editions and Sunday issues, 7 issues, with pricing for 4 weeks and 52 weeks. It outlines postage, subscriptions by state, and a post office address for changes.
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Actress Rosanna Arquette Marries James Newton Howard
Actress Rosanna Arquette 26 wed composer James Newton Howard in a private cliffside ceremony in Big Sur California attended by 80 guests. Arquette wore white peasant dress and Howard a dark tuxedo. publicist Josh Baron announced the Saturday night event.
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Mafia Commission Trial Opens in New York
Defense concedes the Mafia exists and has a commission of leaders in a landmark racketeering case. Prosecutors say eight men sat on or acted for the commission which coordinates territorial disputes loot and admissions among the five families in New York City.
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Fat Tony” Salerno
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Tony Ducks” Corallo
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Michael Chertoff
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Richard Owen
Aquino backs peace talks while warning of war sword
President Corazon Aquino told a joint session of Congress that negotiations with the New People's Army may fail, then she would take up the sword of war. She urged support for democracy and highlighted U.S. aid moves as Washington and Manila seek to stabilize the Philippines amid insurgency.
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Disneyland arrest for sexual battery amid Minnie greet was charged
ANAHEIM CA AP A man 21 from Redondo Beach was arrested at Disneyland on Main Street U S A for investigation of sexual battery after allegedly grabbing a woman in a Minnie Mouse costume. He remained in custody on 500 bond with a misdemeanor assault and battery charge after prosecutors rejected the sexual battery count.
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Graves County board reverses Faulkner ban on As I Lay Dying
Graves County School Board reversed its decision to ban William Faulkner's As I Lay Dying, saying proper procedures were not followed in the initial ban two weeks earlier. The board feared it could not defend against a potential lawsuit.
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Layton goes on trial again for congressman death near Jonestown
San Francisco AP reports eight years after escaping the Jonestown death event, Larry Layton faces a renewed trial on charges that he conspired in the slaying of a congressman at a jungle airstrip near Jonestown. Jury selection began after Chief U.S. District Judge.
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