Budget cuts hit home across states and agencies
The Associated Press reports cuts from federal budget reductions in 1982 and 1983 are affecting aid to families, infant counseling, and school lunches, with states like Massachusetts Alabama Missouri and Michigan adjusting programs and facing uncertainty as Congress delays and rebalances funds. Officials warn of ongoing reductions and shifts under Reagan’s new federalism while local agencies scramble to reallocate scarce resources.
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Worry Clinic Case A-793 Promotes Marriage Founda tion
Ann O'Brien called from Los Angeles asking to address radio fans on February 17 and 20 about the Scientific Marriage Foundation claims of 10,000 marriages with under 1 percent divorce in 25 years. The narrator describes private matchmaking efforts, the formation of a charitable foundation in 1956, and later Reader’s Digest coverage generating 50,000 inquiries.
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Reagan begins to soften stance on budget compromise
President Reagan shows milder language toward budget talks amid White House fears of an unwinnable fight over a 1983 deficit driven plan. He reiterates defense spending, tax cuts, and openness to improvements while maintaining a conciliatory tone to critics and allies. The remarks were arranged for press access at a closed luncheon.
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