Reagan trims more than forty eight billion in 1982 spending
Reagan's revised 1982 budget cuts cover Food Stamps Social Security Welfare Medicaid and housing and unemployment benefits. The plan tightens eligibility reduces benefits and slows subsidies to save about $48 billion for fiscal 1982, with targeted savings across programs including dairy subsidies gasohol loans and trade adjustment.
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Federal judge denies delay in clemency-for-pay trial
In Nashville, U S District Judge James P Churchill refused defense requests for another postponement in the second clemency-for cash case involving three former aides to Ray Blanton. Jurors were sent home until at least next week with recall possible Monday at earliest.
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William Aubrey Thompson
U.S. District Court
Charles Neese
Gilbert Merritt
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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