Reagan Expected to Seek Tax Increases Amid Deficit
President Reagan met with top economic advisers to discuss austerity steps and a probable tax hike as 1982 budget shortfalls were forecast to reach about 109 billion dollars. Budget director Stockman presented working figures during the Cabinet room briefing, while White House spokesman Gergen declined to confirm specifics.
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White House plays down budget deficit figures during campaign
Gergen and aides refuse to contest or confirm the $162 billion deficit estimate. They call the numbers preliminary or misleading and suggest no deliberate leak or orchestration. They warn that economic assumptions are volatile and tentative, noting the figures may change.
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Supreme Court rules university must allow religious student meetings
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that a public university may not ban student groups from holding religious services on campus if it opens facilities to other meetings. Cornerstone, an evangelical group at the University of Missouri at Kansas City, argued worship could not occur. The decision centers on equal access and the government non entanglement doctrine, limiting discrimination based on message content.
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Spectrum of interest policy draft stirs board debate
A fragment outlines a policy about representing a spectrum of interest and notes that subscribers would not be best served by electing directors identified as special interests. The document indicates submissions in writing to the board.
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