Reagan Forecasts Hard Times But Sees Recovery This Summer
President Reagan warned of hard times ahead but defended his tax and budget cut plan as sound. He vowed to veto budget-busting bills and deferred detailed proposals until January while aiming for 12 percent non-defense spending cuts. He predicted a recovery by spring or early summer, despite recession surprises. Senate Democrats accused the administration of deception, and economic forecasts from Regan warned of a real downer in the last quarter.
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Washington
Reagan
Tom
Senate
Senate Democrats
Ernest Hollings
D-S.c
Hoover
White House
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Regan
Vietnam Veterans Get Special Praise
Harrisburg AP Maj Gen Richard Scott praised Vietnam veterans at a Veterans Day ceremony in the Labor and Industry Building lobby. He recalled flagging public support on their return and noted veterans earned benefits defending freedom from Concord to Vietnam. He declined to say if the state should aid veterans with possible Agent Orange related medical issues.
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Harrisburg
Richard Scott
Labor & Industry Building
Scott
Vietnam
Main Street
Canada
Concord
Weather outlook hints fair, mild weekend in river band notice
Chief Tommy Hawk forecasts another pleasant spell with tonight’s and Thursday’s skies. Lows near 28, highs 45 to 60. Extended outlook calls for continued fair weather with weekend highs 50 to 60. River Band event listed for Friday November 13 at Regency Mall.
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Tommy Hawk
Space shuttle Columbia prep hit snag at Cape Canaveral
Pre launch for Columbia Launch II stalled by a Pulse Code Modulator data unit problem and a suspected leak in the external fuel tank. NASA officials planned an 11 hour hold as engineers test avionics and address a hydrogen system leak before a 7:30 a.m. Thursday liftoff target.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Columbia
Cape
Johnson Space Center
Houston
NASA
Mark Hess
Pennsylvania to receive funds for surface mining program
Interior Secretary James Watt announced a 716277 dollar grant to Pennsylvania to operate the state surface coal mining regulatory program through March 1, 1982. The funds, administered via the Department of Environmental Resources, support enforcement and administration of surface mining rules and estimations show 61 percent of 1980 coal output from Pennsylvania came from surface mines. Flea Market-30 dealers, Sat., Nov. 14, Regency Mall.
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Washington
James Watt
Pennsylvania
State Department of Environmental Resources
Watt
Interior Department
Regency Mall
Judge condemns Shields mother in nude photo case
A judge upholds continued publication of Brooke Shields nude photos and criticizes her mother for attempting to “have it both ways” by exploiting and protecting her daughter. The ruling frames the conflict as a clash between publicity and safeguarding.
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Brooke
Tax Revision Vote Delayed by Lobbyists in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg AP reports that lobbyists warned of loopholes in a proposed property tax revision prompting the House Finance Committee to delay a vote. Chairman Ben Wilson noted letters from opponents spooked members as the panel voted 22 2 to hold public hearings before voting on Senate passed bills.
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Harrisburg
House Finance Committee
Blairsville man held for court in wife murder case
Blairsville man John Michael Nicholson 28 was ordered held for court after a pre-trial hearing in Derry Township. He is charged with criminal homicide in the Sept. 25 shooting death of his wife Debora Ellen Nicholson 22 in Sun Dial Mobile Home Park. Police described the scene and investigation including a .303 rifle shot from outside the trailer.
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Derry
Blairsville
Derry Township
Joseph Gearing
John Michael Nicholson
Blairsville RD
Debora Ellen Nicholson
Donald Kushner
Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Kushner
Sun Dial
Westmoreland County
Paul Godor
Debora Nicholson
Karen Hill
Nicholsons
Nicholson
Greensburg Barracks
West Bank unrest worsens talks as Israeli raids rise
Israeli forces jailed three influential Palestinians and spread into Ramallah to stop a merchants strike while East Jerusalem shops reopened. Protests spread to Bethlehem and Qalqilya with curfews and attacks on vehicles. Bir Zeit University denounces civilian rule plan as clashes halt campus activity. Egyptian mediators warn of strain ahead of Cairo talks.
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Israel Radio
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Jerusalem
Qalqilya
Tel Aviv
Beit Sahour
West Bank
Ariel Sharon
Bir Zeit University
Cairo
Egypt
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Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce
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Pennsylvania School Boards Association
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