Reagan seeks 10 percent Social Security cut by 1986
President Reagan proposes a 10 percent cut in Social Security benefits by 1986 to save the program from bankruptcy, pairing reductions with early retirement penalties and eventual payroll tax cuts. The plan targets roughly 53 billion in savings through disability and other benefit cuts, with 24 billion in 1986 alone, drawing fierce criticism from lawmakers and seniors’ advocates.
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Reagan lauds bipartisan Senate budget vote on 1982 plan
Reagan hailed the Senate approval of a 1982 budget plan as a bipartisan victory and pledged to pursue further tax cuts and defense spending. The plan, worth about 12 billion for the next fiscal year, faces committee debates on program cuts while Social Security restructuring faces sharp opposition from critics warning of reduced retiree benefits.
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R-N.m
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R-Cole
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Ice
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Administration
Sunflower Electric seeks rate hike amid losses and new plant expansion
Sunflower Electric Cooperative seeks a $3,440,000 rate increase to its eight member co-ops in western Kansas, predicting about $3 more per month for the 45,000 customers amid three years of $3 million negative equity. The request, tied to a $500 million 280 MW plant south of Holcomb set to online in 1983, faces hearings by the Kansas Corporation Commission with possible city intervention.
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ECC
Hughes death sparks Belfast hunger strike unrest
Hundreds of mourners lined west Belfast streets as Francis Hughes, IRA hunger striker, died after 59 days of fasting. Rioters attacked security forces with gasoline bombs while crowds in Dublin protested outside the British Embassy. Hughes is to be buried with full IRA honors in Bellaghy.
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Frankie
Falls Road
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West Belfast
Margaret Thatcher
West Side
Address corrections for two men in criminal court action
The Telegram corrects the residences of Henry C. Cook and Paul A. Brown. Cook, 30, now listed at 1612 Taylor 6 instead of 206 N. 13th. Brown, 20, of Bonner Springs, now listed at 1303 N. 13th instead of a Garden City Community College dorm, noting Brown is a student who has not lived in a dorm for about two months.
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Taylor #6
N. 13Th
Paul A. Brown
Bonner Springs
Garden City Community College
Brown
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