Doctor's Column Energy Puzzle Classified Page
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Energy chief defends 80 percent cuts to enforcement budget
Energy Secretary James Edwards faced a hostile House subcommittee as he defended Reagan era plans to slash enforcement funds by 80 percent next year. The units pursue oil price control violations, prosecute violators, and recover overcharges amid 208 civil cases totaling more than 8.4 billion dollars.
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James Edwards
Reagan Administration
Edwards
House Energy Subcommittee
John Dingell
D-Mich
Dingell
Tom Lantos
D-Calif
Toby Moffett
D-Conn
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Subcommittee On
Energy
Reagan
GAO
General Accounting Office
Inflation at wholesale level quickens on energy and food prices
Washington AP inflation at the wholesale level rose at a 16.2 percent annual rate in March as energy and food costs accelerated. The 1.3 percent monthly rise, the largest since July, came with unemployment steady at 7.3 percent. Energy goods jumped 6.1 percent led by heating oil and gasoline. Food prices rose 0.8 percent, with a 19.4 percent surge in vegetables.
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Reagan
Texas eyed by drug smugglers moving from Florida
A DEA internal report warns that smugglers are shifting operations to the Texas Gulf Coast citing vast remote areas and limited local enforcement. The AP obtained the DEA profile, noting Florida violators buy coastal properties to evade pressure elsewhere along the Gulf Coast.
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Associated Press
South Central
Reagan fever noted during recovery from gunshot wound
President Reagan has developed a moderate fever while recuperating from the left lung wound. Doctors say fever is common at this stage after such injuries and surgery, with chest X-rays showing full left lung expansion and clean incisions.
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FBI
Ed Gooderham
White House
Dennis O'Leary
George Washington University Hospital
Larry Speakes
Budget skirmish opens as Reagan faces House test
The Senate endorses Reagan's plan for 87 billion in budget cuts over three years by 88 to 10 and House Democrats prepare an alternative package attacking waste and abuse. Rep James R Jones announces a proposal to save 10 billion over three years, while Republicans hail the plan as a policy shift and Democrats push for targeted cuts in aid. Senators Cranston Kennedy Tsongas Sarbanes Dodd Levin Metzenbaum Eagleton and Pell oppose the package.
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D-Okla
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Lowell Weicker
Connecticut
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California
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Paul Tsongas
Paul Sarbanes
Maryland
Chris Dodd
Carl Levin
Michigan
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Kennedy
Congress
Cranston
Judge to decide if Spanish treasure search results in booty
Federal Judge Lucius Bunton weighs whether Platoro Ltd should be reimbursed for salvaging Spanish treasure from a galleon wreck off Padre Island. The 14-year dispute with Texas centers on custody of artifacts valued between 150000 and 600000, including silver plates and cannons, with trial proceedings visible in Odessa.
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Ector County
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Padre Island
Platoro Ltd. Corporation
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