Reagan calls 90 billion budget speech a mistake
Reagan says his plan to cut 90 billion in federal programs was misinterpreted and that his aim was to transfer responsibilities to state and local governments. Campaign aide says he may regret mentioning the figure. Ford schedules Feb 7 New Hampshire trip as he campaigns.
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Associated Press
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California
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Bloomington
Ford
New Hampshire
Chicago
Michael J. Ward
Illinois
Louis Harris
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Carter
Ron Nelsen
Nashua
N.H
Chamber of Commerce
Teachers To Stay Out At Pittsburgh Walkout Still On
Pittsburgh AP reports a seven week strike by the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers continues despite court fines totaling over 25 000 for the union and daily penalties for individual teachers. Only 345 of 8 900 teachers reported to class as 62 000 pupils faced canceled sessions. Union leader Albert Fondy vows appeal to the Supreme Court and vows to keep teachers off the job.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
Donald Ziegler
Ziegler
Albert Fondy
Supreme Court
Fourth Court Martial At Fort Wood Over Drill Sergeants
Testimony resumes in the Fort Leonard Wood court martial of Memphis sergeant Ronnie H. Rowden charged with soliciting illegal gifts from Army trainees. Rowden, 29, a drill instructor, allegedly solicited 275 dollars for an end of training party that was not held. Other drill instructors face trials. two more later this month and three more referred to Ft. Sill. Rowden's speedy-trial motion was rejected after earlier charges were dropped on a technicality. Williams of Georgia set to go on Wednesday. Lockett of Oklahoma slated for January 28.
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FT. Leonard Wood
Memphis,Tenn
Ronnie H. Rowden
Army Training Complex
Rowden
Ft. Sill
Okla
Maj
Oliver Kelly
Lottery Ticket Wins After Cleaners Misstep
Vincent Skladany of Cleveland forgot to check his pockets after sending a suit to the cleaners. The Ohio State lottery confirmed the $100000 prize when he picked up the garment. The 47-year-old, who is disabled, had bought the ticket weeks earlier during a dinner celebrating his 25th wedding anniversary.
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Cleveland
Vincent Skladany
Ohio
Skladany
Bomb Blast Kills 3 In Belfast Arcade
A bomb exploded in a crowded Belfast shopping arcade killing two women and a man and injuring at least eight others. The blast brought down the arcade roof as troops and firemen arrived to search the rubble for more victims.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Kdling
Six Million Dollar Arkansas Land Deal Approved
A Frank Lyon Co bid from Little Rock on 11 000 acres of land and lake area in Arkansas County once owned by the late Edgar M Queeny of St Louis was accepted. If the property sells at the 6 million appraised price it would rank among the state’s largest private land sales in recent history.
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Little Rock
Frank Lyon Co
Arkansas County
Edgar M. Queeny
St. Louis
Arkansas
Censorship Rule Bans Publications in Ecuador Junta Decree
In Quito Ecuador the three man military junta orders censorship banning any publication that attacks the government. The move follows the formation of a Civic Unity Front by political leaders demanding the return of power to the people.
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Quito
Ecuador
Kathy Webb's Lawyer Seeks Medical Aid in Stabbing Case
In California Missouri AP report states Kathy Webb, jailed for armed robbery, needs medical treatment after a radical hysterectomy for cervical cancer last June. Her lawyer A Gary Schmidt says Fulton State Hospital exams were improper and vague, seeks dismissal or new exams. Hearing set for Wednesday. Carolyn Atkins survived stabbing and implicates prison staff. Prosecutor Clarence Hawk expects Atkins to return to Missouri for court action.
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California, Mo
Tipton
Kathy Webb
A. Gary Schmidt
Schmidt
Fulton State Hospital
Miss Webb
Fulton
Carolyn Atkins
Women's Prison
Kansas City
Simants Details Murders in Court Remarkably Bleary
In Lincoln County Nebraska Erwin Charles Simants described details of six murders within an hour of arrest. Sheriff Gilster testified Simants, 30, was read rights multiple times before questioning began October 19. The case includes a claimed rape of Florence Kellie, 10, and attempted assault on her grandmother Audrey Lelie. The trial features a gag order and debates over press access and fair trial concerns. The defense argues intoxication and mental illness reduce accountability.
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North Platte
Neb
Erwin Charles Simants
Lincoln County
Gordon “Hop” Gilster
Gilster
Simants
Don Greib
Nebraska State Patrol
Henry Kellie
Sutherland
Florence Kellie
Audrey Marie Lelie
Grieb
Lincoln County District Court
Hugh Stuart
U.S. Supreme Court
Harry A. Blackmun
Nebraska Supreme Court
Fair Trial Free Press
Nebraska
Milton Larson
FBI
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