Reagan Budget Plan to Reach Congress This Week
Congress will receive President Reagan’s 1985 budget this week. Democrats doubt the $100 billion deficit-cut plan is bipartisan, viewing it as a possible political maneuver.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1984
Page
2
Congress will receive President Reagan’s 1985 budget this week. Democrats doubt the $100 billion deficit-cut plan is bipartisan, viewing it as a possible political maneuver.
The State Department building in Washington suffers serious upkeep issues. Clocks removed for battery replacements, leaks in the underground garage, graffiti on 118 bathrooms, and an outmoded electrical system prompt a request to Congress for 46 million dollars over three years to modernize facilities including air conditioning and the main courtyard overhaul.
Capitol Hill on Wednesday debated a 925 billion expenditure plan as the Senate prepared for a secret session briefing on Soviet arms control violatons. The House moved to consider disability benefits for Vietnam veterans exposed to Agent Orange as Reagan urged a down payment on the deficit near 200 billion yearly. Secretary Weinberger and EPA head Ruckelshaus outlined defense and environmental requests while the 1985 deficit was projected around 186 billion. Controversy over redeploying Marines in Lebanon intensified as Baker pressed for progress and Shultz led efforts to stave off measures that could pull the United States from Lebanon.
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