Clark Quickly Proves Able as Reagan Appointee at State
President Reagan praised William P. Clark Jr. for handling a tough start as deputy secretary of state. Clark, once mocked for inexperience, has become a valued asset, smoothing disputes among Haig, the White House, and other officials while undertaking sensitive missions in Africa and Namibia. Senate questions over his knowledge faded as he gained influence and credibility within the department.
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Inflation Drops Surprises Experts Across Markets
Inflation in 1981 shown to ease from double digits to lower highs as food and fuel price gains slow. Analysts point to good weather, meat supplies, and conservation efforts easing inflation, with forecasts revised downward and food and energy prices easing more than expected.
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Congress weighs budget cuts amid Reagan push for restraint
President Reagan presses swift action to curb federal spending as Congress plans votes on budget packages. Senate committee backs 39.6 billion in 1982 cuts, House panel proposes 37.4 billion, with Reagan urging an additional 5.2 billion in 1982 reductions. Agencies begin drafting 1982 money bills. Reagan signs 13.2 billion supplemental appropriation for 1961. House and Senate Ways and Means and Finance panels work on income tax relief, deciding later in the year how to proceed.
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Public comments sought on seed act rule changes
The Agriculture Department seeks public input by today on proposed amendments to the Federal Seed Act. Details available from AMS Livestock Poultry Gram and Seed Division, USDA. Room 2035, Washington DC. Bas. Mansfield Ohio AP Margaret Pate, aged 64, known to deputies and prisoners at Auckland County Jail, is described as Sister Pate who counsels, conducts church services, and distributes love cakes to as many as seven.
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Nutri System personal note from leaving the Center
A personal fragment notes leaving the Center with Nutri System meals in hand. The brief hints at ongoing meal plan arrangements and potential follow up. The text shows no dates or names to identify.
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