MX compromise faces bitter fight in Congress
Reagan's MX missile plan faces a hard battle in the Senate and a bleaker outlook in the House as supporters and opponents clash. The same session moves to halt the Clinch River Breeder Reactor, with the House deleting production funds and lawmakers pressing for a stopgap budget while weighing basing options and energy promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
Senate
House
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Sup
White House
Congress
Clinch River
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Jack Edwards
R-Ala
O’neill
Massachusetts
Caspar Weinberger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Weinberger
Jackson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cheyenne
Wyo
Howard Baker
Carter
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Board
Lawrence Coughlin
Rpa
Pork Barrel
North Dakota
Nebraska
Silvio Conte
Rmass
Congressmen Rally Over High Gas Prices
Washington lawmakers from natural gas consuming states pressed for action as Congress neared a Christmas break. Representative Sharp urged regulators and producers to renegotiate contracts and test FERC powers to curb price hikes. Dan Glickman said action would wait until January.
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Washington
Congress
House Energy Fuels Subcommittee
Philip Sharp
Tom Corcoran
Ill
Corcoran
Sharp
D-Ind
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Dan Glickman
D-Kan
Senate
Nancy Kassebaum
Bkan
John Danforth
R-Mo
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
Glickman
House
Garden City Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
A daily admissions and dismissals rundown shows many names across multiple cities. Admissions include John Allen Ulysses Dortha Dennis Holly Colo Zola Gay 2106 Belmont Godfrey Geier 2914 Windmill Drive Vern Hibler Pierceville Tham Me Thi Ho 2801 N 8th Alvin Mast Scott City Arley Mumma Healy Betty Myers 808 W Fair Marvin Naab Garden City Elsie Plumlee 209 E Campbell Steven Pucket Ulysses Lulu Sevedge Syracuse Patsy Wallace Liberal Jessica Wedel Ingalls Paul Weidner Sublette Decia Jett Geneseo Laura Miller Holcomb Sharon Scott Towner Colo Raymond Orth 1604B. Dismissals list Margaret Bartel Meade Regina Bayer 1001 Conkling Mrs Janet Brungardt and baby boy 801 Taylor Admiral Council Winona Carroll Crittenden Syracuse Alex Garcia 1914 N 8th Mrs Rena Hershey Rolla Mrs Willie Howard Ulysses Mrs Debra Jacksa 1111 N 6th Mrs Ruth Jurado H H Trailer Village 443 Alex Earle 609 N 13th Mrs Frances Luke Scott City Henry Schneider Dighton Richard Stickney 305 N 11th.
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John Allen
Ulysses Dortha Dennis
Holly
Colo
Zola Gay
Belmont
Godfrey Geier
Windmill Drive
Vern Hibler
Pierceville
Pham
Me Thi Ho
Alvin Mast
Scott City
Arley Mumma
Healy
Betty Myers
W. Fair
Marvin Naab
Garden City
Elsie Plumlee
E. Campbell
Steven Pucket
Ulysses Lulu Sevedge
Syracuse
Patsy Wallace
Jessica Wedel
Ingalls
Paul Weidner
Sublette
Decia Jett
Geneseo
Laura Miller
Holcomb
Sharon Scott
Towner
Raymond Orth
Margaret Bartel
Meade
Regina Bayer
Conkling
Janet Brungardt
Baby Boy
Taylor Admiral Council
Winona
House Approves $34 Billion Farm Bill For FY 1982-83
The House passed a compromise $34 billion agricultural and food program bill for 1982-83 by 324-73, sending it to the Senate. It totals about $100 million less than Reagan’s request, includes $14 billion for food stamps and child nutrition, $10.4 billion for price support programs, and provisions for up to $600 million in guaranteed farmer loans and up to $500 million in federal credit for farm exports.
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Washington
House
Reagan
House- Senate
Senate
Virginia Smith
R-Neb
House Appropriations Subcommittee On Agriculture
David A. Stockman
Agriculture Department
Food and Drug Administration
Congress
U.S
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Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
House of Representatives
Thomas P. O'Neill
P.O
Palmer Jewelry
Main
Don Linenberger
Ray Palmer
Essex
Dundee
Contessa
Chrisbo
Garden
America
Welcme
Contemporary _ styli
Gibson
O'Keefe & Merritt
Mia
Garden City, Ks
M Jean Raley
Raley’s
Ray
Raley
N. Main
Anthony's
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