Agencies map cuts if Gramm Rudman triggers in 1987
Federal managers assess how much each program would lose if a 19.4 billion automatic cut hits in fiscal 1987. Forecasts show a 163.4 billion deficit and a 7.6 percent domestic and 5.6 percent military reduction to meet the target, amid legal and economic uncertainties.
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Gramm-Rudman
Federal Register
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Congress
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White House
Congressional Budget Offices
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CBO
Department of Education
Rudolph G. Penner
Shuttle funding unsure as fourth craft debated
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP The House space subcommittee chair says no NASA budget hit will cover the 272 million startup funding for a new space shuttle. Rep Bill Nelson notes funds must come from other government departments. Reagan orders NASA to begin replacement work for Challenger with a five year cost around 2.8 billion.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
House Space
NASA
Bill Nelson
D-Fla
Reagan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Fugitive won't face execution in two officer slayings
Charles Lee Herron, 49, on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list for 18 years, will not face the death penalty for the 1968 murders of two police officers. U.S. Attorney Joe Brown said the capital punishment statute in effect at the time was unconstitutional, and Herron could face life in prison if convicted.
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Nashville, Tenn
FBI
Charles Lee Herron
Jacksonville
Fla
U.S
Joe Brown
Fire at Chernobyl plant building rekindles May 23
Moscow report from Leninskoye Znamya says firefighters raced 260 miles to combat a May 23 blaze in the building housing the Chernobyl reactor, cutting water on flames in a high radiation zone to prevent spread to an oil storage area. The fire, described as burning all day, was the first May 23 report in a piece on firefighters at the plant.
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Moscow
Chernobyl
Leninskoye Znamya
Communist Party
Ukraine
Bus and truck crash injures 32 on I 5 near Bakersfield
A Greyhound bus traveling from San Francisco to Los Angeles rear ended a lumber truck on Interstate 5 before dawn. The collision pinned the bus driver in the wreckage and left 32 people injured, with responders freeing the driver in under an hour. Injuries range from minor to moderate.
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Calif
Greyhound
Interstate 5
Highway Patrol
Ramona Goodman
Kern Fire Department
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mack Wimbish
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