Spain Debates Path of New Basic Laws in Madrid
In Madrid a heated struggle over Spain's forthcoming constitution pits Russian backed communists against conservative federalists. Debates center on church expulsion, Jesuit orders, and how the president should be chosen with a mixed electoral college balancing direct ballot and parliamentary input.
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Uncle Sam Needs Two Billion More to Avoid Deficit
New York report says the United States must raise about two billion dollars to prevent a fiscal year deficit. Debt near seventeen billion dollars will grow unless Congress enacts tax hikes and spending retrenchment. Political leaders foresee higher income taxes and a possible sales tax while military costs constrain savings.
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Fiscal Year Ends with Large Deficit Forecast
The article notes a looming deficit as the black section representing the year's shortfall would more than double by year end if receipts do not rise. It explains prior debt payments of 400 million and cites a gross debt rise to 18.329 billion, with October end total at 17.009 billion.
Four Eclipses To Appear This Month
Professor of Astronomy at the University of Dainois explains four Algol eclipses this December. Observers may see middle eclipse times on December 7 at 1 00 pm, December 10 at 10 20 pm, December 12 at 7 10 pm, and December 30 at 12 50 pm EST. The article notes eclipse duration of about nine and a half hours and discusses Cepheid variables and the role of variable stars in mapping cosmic distances.
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