Reagan seeks dump cleanup funds to Congress
The Reagan administration asks Congress to allocate about 1 billion dollars yearly for five years to clean up toxic waste dumps. Some environmentalists say the figure should be double. An EPA official, speaking anonymously, noted more funds may be needed later. Senate and House leaders push for larger sums, with proposals ranging from 7.5 to 10.2 billion over five years, while the administration seeks to study required cleanup costs first.
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Inaugural to have youthful accent at Reagan swearing-in
Reagan, the oldest president, aims to keep young voters loyal during his second inauguration. Campaign worker Mark Schneider from Red Bank, New Jersey, notes conservatives gaining traction as youth support grows. The three day events include a patriotic pageant, Leadership Forum, rock concert, and an Inaugural Ball For Young Americans.
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Four indicted in bombing of family planning clinics
Pensacola Florida four youths face charges for bombing abortion clinics on Christmas Day linking to three attacks. Kay Wiggins Kathren Simmons and two men Matthew Goldsby James Simmons face seven to nine counts each with ties to a June bombing. Wiggins called the Christmas bombs a gift to Jesus. Gag order limits discussion while bail statuses vary.
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