Reagan Deficit Outlook Signals Heavy Red Ink For 1982
The piece outlines projected deficits under President Reagan, with Wharton forecast of an $80.5 billion shortfall in fiscal 1982 and a $66.4 billion deficit in 1976 under Ford cited as context. It notes inflation links to red ink, discusses prior deficits under Nixon Ford and Carter, and mentions tax cuts and spending as factors shaping early 1981 economic policy. It adds a Springfield interview about Patti Suarez and Patti Davis name confusion unrelated to the budget discussion.
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