Reagan sets televised speech to unveil economic recovery plan
Washington reports President Reagan will address the nation to unveil an economic recovery package amid slow progress. He meets Republican leaders at breakfast, Cabinet, and Volcker discussions. decisions remain uncertain with a mid to late February target. Budget cuts aim for over 300 million in savings.
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MGM Grand suit seeks 2 billion over deadly fire
The MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas faces a 2 billion lawsuit by over 200 plaintiffs alleging neglect and corruption by MGM Nevada and California officials and builders after the November 21 high rise fire that killed 84. Attorney Harold Sullivan represents families of eight victims and says plaintiffs suffer headaches eye and throat irritation and psychological trauma from the blaze.
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Students in Fifth Grade Reflect on Hostage Return
Barbara Schneider's PS 40 class in New York City discussed the return of hostages on Thursday. Students offered insights such as the difficulty of returning home after trauma and the lasting impact on families and friends.
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Hostages may return to U S on Saturday
Emancipated American hostages could fly home as early as Saturday and spend up to two private days with families at West Point before public celebrations in Washington and a historic Manhattan ticker tape parade. Details remain unconfirmed. West Point is the favored reunions site, with plans to stay at the Shay Thayer Hotel.
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Solidarity transit strike in Warsaw presses for free Saturdays
The Warsaw branch of Solidarity called a four hour transit strike in the capital from 8 a.m. to noon with support from about 50 local businesses. Workers will wear armbands and display flags to demand work free Saturdays, political prisoner releases, media access and reduced censorship amid other protests.
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Energy savings key to nation's future says DOE study
The DOE report argues saving energy outpaces production for growth and stability. It cites free market efficiency investments since 1978 could cut total fuel and electricity use by 25 percent by 2000 while maintaining 2.5 percent growth. Nonrenewables like oil and coal could be halved through efficiency. Arthur Rosenfeld notes savings of three to five times the return of new supply. Penny saved equals pennies gained in gasoline.
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DOE study urges conservation over expansion of supply
A DOE funded review from A Closer Look finds the most economical path is reduced energy use rather than boosting production. It highlights potential cuts in electricity demand, warns policy makers may ignore efficiency gains, and notes solar and nuclear options with limited subsidies.
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