Reagan finesse puts budget cuts on road to reality
President Reagan won a pivotal 217-211 House vote approving added budget cuts totaling about 38.2 billion dollars for fiscal 1982 and 145 billion over three years, with Senate approval and a conference to align differences. Reagan hailed it as a major victory in the inflation battle and urged further spending restraints to hit a 1984 balance.
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Reagan
Democratic House
House
Jim Wright
Texas
Senate
House-Senate
California
Santa Barbara
Calif
George Bush
Nancy
Pacific Ocean
Larry Speakes
White House
Speakes
Boise coupon queen turns 67 cents into 244 dollars of groceries
Virginia Campbell spent nearly three hours at Smith Foods King in Boise buying 244.60 dollars worth of groceries for 67 cents after using a mountain of coupons. The Idaho shopper, about 50, organizes coupons from refunds and double coupons to beat inflation, aided by store staff and manufacturers.
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Boise, Idaho
Virginia Campbell
Boise
Smith Food King
Mick Cragun
Carol Kelly
Smith's
Campbell
Ms. Kelly
Mrs. Campbell
Jury finds Floyd Forbes guilty of involuntary manslaughter
A jury convicts Floyd Forbes of involuntary manslaughter after deliberations on the case presented on Page 2. The verdict closes a high profile incident with implications for local crime policy.
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Floyd Forbes
Kansas
Garden Sass A Green Gus Garden Says
A quirky note mentions Garden Sass and a golfer’s course as well as Ward's Pet Shop with 275-1902 ads for flea and fly relief for dogs. The brief references include Ward's Shop and a playful line about color and honesty.
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Gus Garden
Ward's Pet Shop
Building collapse kills carpenter foreman at unfinished site
A 40-year-old carpenter foreman, Charles Lefort of 2112 N. 8th, died Friday afternoon when a 3,500-pound steel beam struck him at a partially finished rock storage building at 111 J.C. Street owned by Concrete Industries. Police noted 25 mph winds before the collapse. Lefort, a foreman for Cash & Carry Lumber, was inside the north edge when the beam hit. EMS and hospital staff could not revive him. Post-mortem cited chest injuries and multiple fractures. The structure was a pole type, open on the north and south, no roof yet. The incident may have involved other workers inside.
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Charles Lefort
N. 8Th
J.C. Street
Concrete Industries
Masonry Products
Lefort
Cash & Carry Lumber
Masonry
National Weather Service
Emergency Medical Service
St. Catherine Hospital
Frank Eichhorn
Dan Fankhauser
Bus fire kills ten on way to Alabama reunion
A propane tank explosion ignited a 35 year old bus carrying 25 relatives to a Fourth of July family reunion. Ten died as passengers jumped or were trapped while a truck crash and subsequent fire halted the trip near Cajon Pass. Officials expect to determine cause in weeks with flames melting metal and bodies unrecognizable. Names of the deceased include Lekeith Hill and Pauline Robinson among Los Angeles residents.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Decatur
Ala
Kansas City
Missouri
Interstate 15
Cajon Pass
Kimberly Garrett
Riverside
Robert Drake
Loma Linda
California Highway Patrol
William Snell
Barbara Flick
Snell
San Bernardino County
Harvey Castro
Lekeith Hill
Kila Jackson
Jackie Jackson
Keto Jackson
Lori Robinson
Clint Robinson
Pauline Robinson
Socrates Dredd
Iwilla Wiseman
Los Angeles
Scottie Lindsey
Palos Verdes
Lois Elliott Rogers
Flint City
Alabama
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D-Calif
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Capitol) Hill
W.J. Tauzin
Louisiana
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D-La
Jeff Williamson
James Moore Jr
Mark MacDonald
Sapere Auue
Terese Ees
Steve
Adv
Garden Cillan
Charles L. Lefort
Estee Lauder
Hoovers
Ward
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