Reagan budget faces Congress as deficits loom large
Washington AP says despite claims the 1983 budget is essential for recovery, both parties foresee Congress rewriting the 757.6 billion plan to cut deficits. The proposal predicts deficits of 98.6 and 91.5 billion for 1982 and 1983, prompting calls for cuts and tighter measures to restore investor confidence amid a wary Capitol Hill reception.
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Reagan defense budget faces Senate scrutiny in Congress
President Reagan seeks 221.1 billion for armed forces to restore margin of safety against Soviet buildup while GOP critics warn of political cost of cutting domestic programs. Sen Dole signals possible cuts, Hart accuses mindless rush, Weinberger defends vital spend. Budget projects rapid defense spending growth and a 356 billion defense share within five years, including two Trident subs, B 1B bomber, MZ missiles, and a 14.6 billion Navy shipbuilding push.
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Guerrilla Leader Pulls Troops Back in El Salvador
In Usulutan area, guerrilla commander Juan Ramon Medrano Capt. Baltazar says his forces will withdraw from the zone to prepare for wider battles at a national level. He cites completing objectives and expects near combats, claiming 25 soldiers and four guerrillas killed. government has not released casualty figures.
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Medrano
San Salvador
Associated Press
Reagan Aid to Poland Probed by Democrats on Interest Debt
House Republicans push to block new Reagan administration plans to cover hundreds of millions in interest Poland owes U.S. banks on guaranteed farm loan credits. Rep. Jerry Lewis accuses policies of aiding repression while noting a $71 million repayment prior. In California a fiery Amtrak crash kills four to five people. Rudy Martinez identified among the dead. others unnamed. Train struck a car at 60 mph after it crossed a lowered barrier. the car dragged half a mile.
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Draft Bruce Laingen may face Sarbanes in Maryland Senate
A Draft Bruce Laingen Committee plans to announce its formation to persuade the former diplomat and Iran hostage to run as a Republican against Democrat Paul Sarbanes. Laingen, 58, was charge d affaires when the Tehran embassy was overrun in 1979 and hostages were held 444 days. He says he is considering overtures from Maryland GOP officials but has not decided about a campaign.
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Style and Fashion Notes From New York Magazine
Martin Stup Loose dissects style definitions in a magazine feature. The piece explores fashion’s playful, hip trends with a light, opinionated tone. A brief, glossy look at current fashion moods across urban circles.
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Julian Bond
32 Die In Tokyo Hotel Fire At New Japan
A blaze roared through the top floors of the 10 story Hotel New Japan in central Tokyo killing 32 people and wounding more than two dozen. Foreigner victims included an American woman and a San Francisco man. Most deaths were from asphyxiation amid open flame and smoke.
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Social Services officials alarmed by proposed budget cuts
Frederick County officials fear the 1983 federal budget will slash social programs and strain the needy. Catherine Smith warns that cuts to Medicare and welfare threaten poor families while educators and commissioners worry about local readiness and funding shifts.
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Frederick City
Harold Keller
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Imagination’s Power to Revive Turns Pages in Time
Quote by Ingrid Bengia, U.S. author born 1944, asserts imagination restores memories and visions beyond scientific reach, framing creativity as a living force that renews ideas and lives across generations.
Frederick Police Graduate 23rd Student-Officer Class
The Frederick City Department of Police will graduate its 23rd student officer class at 10 a.m. on Wednesday February 10 at the Frederick Community College fieldhouse. Maj. Richard J. Ashton says four men and two women complete 22 weeks of training. Emory A. Plitt Jr. will speak. Public invited. refreshments served after.
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Storm Threat Closes in on Maryland with Mixed Precipitation
A developing Southeastern storm edges toward Western Maryland with a mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain expected tonight into Tuesday. Western Maryland counties forecast sun giving way to clouds and near 40 degree highs today, with colder lows and mainly sleet and rain Tuesday. Maryland mountains see snow and freezing conditions.
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