Reagan Lopez Portillo plan more talks at border
Reagan and Lopez Portillo planned a series of future meetings on the U S Mexican border to build a broader, discreet and elegant framework for friendly relations. Reagan called the Juarez meeting successful and wonderful while aides said talks began a terrific start with no set agenda.
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Cordolba
el Paso
Texas
Ciudad Juarez
Lopez Portillo
Rio Grande
Washington
Mexico
Richard V. Allen
el Salvador
Allen
Carter
Mexico City
United States
Cordoba Bridge
House members clash over spending as 97th Congress opens
Washington D C UPI reports the 97th Congress begins amid partisan strife over fiscal policy. Republicans push to curb spending and alter committee ratios but fail on party line votes while Senate leadership changes hands and Strom Thurmond is named president pro tempore.
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UPI
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Congress
Intry
Senate
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Reagan
Walter Mondale
Thomas O’neill
Howard Baker
Robert Byrd
Strom Thurmond
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Budget gap widens as Reagan plan faces strain
The multi billion dollar deficit grows beyond 50 billion dollars as Reagan officials eye only 2 percent cuts in current spending to fund a tax cut. David Stockman argues for trimming waste while projections show 1981 outlays rising to about 650 billion with a deficit well above 50 billion. Joseph Pechman doubts a 2 percent cut is feasible.
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Harry B. Ellis
Christian Science Monitor
Washington, D.C
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
David A. Stockman
Joseph A. Pechman
Pechman
Brookings Institution
Reagan faces large budget gaps as new team plans cuts
A Brookings analyst notes Reagan inherits a $660 billion FY1981 budget with limited scope for quick cuts. He suggests a $25 to $30 billion package for FY1982 including highways and food stamps to gain public backing, while Stockman outlines obstacles from rising debt service, oil prices, and unemployment support driving outlays higher than anticipated.
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Pechman
Stockman
Reagan
Hostages scattered as U S concedes unknown locations
The United States admits it does not know where all 52 American hostages are kept and notes three have been moved from the Iranian Foreign Ministry in Tehran. The three, including Bruce Laingen, were relocated after resisting a transfer attempt, marking a new development in the 14 month crisis. independent Walesa talks underline Poland unrest and farmer protests as Solidarity seeks property shares from the old union. Peter Sutcliffe, the Yorkshire Ripper suspect, is held in secret jail as vigilante fears rise in Dewsbury.
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United States
Bruce Laingen
Victor L. Poppe
Michael Howland
Tehran
Iran
State Department
John Trattner
Laingen
Walesa
Lech Walesa
Mieczyslaw Jagielski
Council of Ministers
Warsaw
Solidarity
Rzeszow
Ustrzyki Dme
Peter Sutcliffe
Dewsbury
Stone Court
United Press International
Search finds no clues in house tied to Atlanta slayings
In Atlanta a house search by two investigators and tracker Don Laken failed to yield links to the missing and murdered 15 black children. Tracking dogs found clothing, mattresses and Bibles but investigators said nothing connected to the cases.
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Atlanta
Public Safety
Lee Brown
Brown
Philadelphia
Don Laken
Laken
Frankenstein Broadway cast lures famed performers
Notable names gather for the Broadway production of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein led by David Dukes as Dr. Frankenstein with John Carradine and the Carradine family, plus John Gielgud Jim Dale Anita Gillette. Quotes from Dukes describe a charming, evolving villain while a chaotic behind the scenes financial note appears with a separate mention of Three's Company actors and a fragment about Jenille Harrison.
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Dr. Frankenstein
Dukes
Dracula
Bent
Mary Shelley
Frankenstein
John Carradine
Carradine
Emily
David
Keith
Robert
Bruce
Christopher Christepher
John Gielgud
Jim Dale
Barnum
Anita Gillette
Disco for Kids and Rumor Slam in Oklahoma City
A feature describes Kay Lynn Cawyer offering disco dance for 3 to 8 year olds in Oklahoma City highlighting gender ratios with girls outnumbering boys. It notes co producer Bernie West denying Suzanne replacement rumors while gossip persists and mentions a shift toward or away from disco in youth culture. It also references a dentist in Hutchinson seeking a homier cabin style office and a family in the log building business.
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Bernie West
Kay Lynn Cawyer
Oklahoma City
Cawyer
Lee
Peet Aie
Jeffrey Rayl
Hutchinson
Kan
Lee Ky Oc
William
Jim
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Buckeye High School
Richard Lee
Nauman Scott
Somers
Ritter
Joyce Dewitt
ABC
Jenille Harrison
Marvin Hamlisch
Marrvin Hamlisch
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
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New York
Frank Sinatra
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Stratford
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