Reagan Budget Hikes Spending by 1.5 Percent
Washington AP Reagan will send Congress a 973.7 billion dollar budget for the next fiscal year, only 1.5 percent above the current total. Administration officials say the rise preserves the freeze on overall federal program spending while debt interest is included in the total. The Times cited cuts to HUD and Agriculture, with defense rising to 277.5 billion, and Congress facing a 10 percent cut in its own spending to save 171 million.
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Mills Reach a Record 106 as Officials Announce 20 R
A brief agency note reports mills hitting a record 106 with 20 r by at ), marking a notable peak in output. No further context or dates provided in the fragment.
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KU considers required curriculum for all undergraduates
A 20 member University Core Curriculum Committee proposed the first university wide undergrad requirements at KU. The plan calls for 46 credit hours of required courses with English, math, communication, and educational foundations, plus competency exams for transfer credits. A standing committee would guard against course proliferation.
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Bitter cold grips region as Feb 1 forecast plummets
Forecasters warn of a deep cold snap with highs around 10 to 15 degrees and lows near 5 below zero. Snow chances persist through early next week as a high pressure system from northwest Canada keeps frigid air in place. nationwide, 65.7 below zero in Utah sets a new continental record, while 8 inches of snow linger locally and schools adjust schedules.
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Culture Farms under Kansas investigation offered $75,000 escrow
Culture Farms Inc of Lawrence, under state probe, offered $75,000 in escrow to cover Kansas investors. Kansas AG's office said that sum would not protect all Kansans, noting potential losses beyond the 21 investors at $3,500 each. The company, linked to kits sold by a Las Vegas firm for milk cultures, faces scrutiny over lab tests and shipments to Reno for cosmetic use.
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KU legend Dutch Lonborg dies at 86
Lonborg, renowned KU athlete and administrator, dies at home after illness from cancer at age 86. Inducted to the National Basketball Hall of Fame in 1973, he also earned Kan All Sports Hall of Fame honors and guided KU through various athletic and Olympic roles.
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Reagan to unveil farm credit relief plan in coming days
The Reagan administration will announce a new farm credit relief program centered on federal loan guarantees to banks. It starts at 650 million dollars but could rise if banks demand more, with 90 percent guarantees and reduced principal write-downs to spur lending. some farm losses expected.
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