Reagan OKs benefits for crash victims
President Reagan approved measures increasing life insurance and housing allowances for families of American soldiers killed in a plane crash returning from the Middle East. The action occurred during a holiday stay in Los Angeles as he prepared to leave for Palm Springs.
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Peter Roussel
Lawmakers press Weinberger over ASAT testing ban
Representatives AuCoin and Dicks warned Defense Secretary Weinberger to not evade the ASAT testing ban tied to a December 19 spending bill. They urged repudiation of a cited aide's claim and said Congress could seek severe funding repercussions if the Pentagon attempts to go ahead with space testing. The letter, delivered to Pentagon officials, demanded a clear position.
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Bob Sherman
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Lobbyists Spend Big to Preserve Tax Deductions in House Bill
Major lobbying sums target preserving state and local tax deductibility as the House sends the overhaul bill to the Senate. Coalition Against Double Taxation Inc. tops the list with 649,477 dollars, an alliance of labor unions backing the deduction. Second is the Association for a Better New York backed by real estate and banking interests in New York City.
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CBS
Readers Digest
Newsweek New Service
White House rules out eviction at Capitol Hill shelter
Washington AP reports a White House official said there are no plans to evict hundreds of shelter residents near Capitol Hill. The statement followed earlier claims by DHHS officials that residents would be removed in a few days. The article also notes high third quarter outlays by textile lobbying groups and a presidential veto of protectionist legislation.
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