Panel chief pushes for quick document probe into 1980 briefing papers
Washington AP An House subcommittee chair says Reagan could end the probe by identifying the source of briefing materials from the Carter White House. Rep Donald Albosta vows hearings and possible subpoenas after the White House says it will investigate. Mondale and Manatt demand answers and a special prosecutor.
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House Subcommittee
Reagan
Carter White House
Donald Albosta
Michigan Democrat
Walter Mondale
Chicago
Carter
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Administration
Cleveland
Albosta
Charles T. Manatt
Democratic Party
National Security Council
White House
Justice Department
Udall aide reveals offer of Carter data in 1975 bid
Terry Bracy, a former Udall speechwriter, says he was offered purloined Carter campaign information in summer 1975 by a person claiming to be Carter's former Northeast coordinator. He declined and notified Hamilton Jordan, ending the matter. Bracy later recalled the incident amid Reagan Carter disclosures.
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Ariz
Morris K. Udall
Jimmy Carter
Terry Bracy
Reagan
Bracy
Udall
Carter
Study links coal plants to acid rain killing lakes and fish
Washington sources report a National Academy of Sciences finding that sulfur dioxide from coal burning boilers correlates with acidic precipitation. The study, based on 18 years at Hubbard Brook in New Hampshire, says a 50 percent drop in SO2 would cut acid rain by 50 percent. Officials weigh congressional action amid EPA caution and political debate.
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Congress
Senate Environment Committee
Robert Stafford
R-Vt
Henry Waxman
Dcalif
House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee On
Health and the Environment
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Ruckelshaus
National Academy of Sciences
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White Mountains
New Hampshire
Midwest
United States
Canada
Democrats Press Tax Cut Issue Ahead of 1984 Elections
Democrats vow to keep pressuring Reagan era tax cuts as the Senate defeats House GOP limits. Senate voting 55 to 45 blocks capping the 1981 tax cut, affecting about 8.1 million filers. Tax reductions fall about 10 percent below 1983 levels with higher earners paying more in next three years.
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Reagan
Senate
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