Hunt to wager a prize hog over Tar Heels Hoosiers
North Carolina Governor Jim Hunt plans a hog wager with Indiana Governor Robert Orr during the NCAA final between the Tar Heels and the Hoosiers. Wagers across states include honey oysters and beefsteaks, with other governors owing prizes for various sports outcomes. Hunt and Orr are expected to watch the game in Philadelphia as the hog stake becomes a regional spectacle.
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North Carolina
Jim Hunt
Virginia
Tar Heels
Indiana
Philadelphia
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John Dalton
Cavaliers
Texas
William Clements
Carolina
Democrats Try To Frame Reagan Budget Cuts In Social Programs
Senate Democrats push a GOP framed budget cut package with $36.4 billion for 1982 and $47.7 billion for 1983, seeking to restore funds for social programs and energy assistance. Senator Riegle moves to restore $800 million to preserve the $122 minimum Social Security benefit, as Byrd warns voters will punish Republicans in 1982 elections.
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Senate
Reagan
Donald W. Riegle Jr
D-Mich
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
House Budget Committee
House Ways and Means
Mittee
Byrd
Prescription puppies wave of the future
In New York a symposium on Pet Loss and Human Emotion gathers veterinarians and psychologists. Dr. Leo Bustad of Washington State University says doctors may someday prescribe a pet for patients, noting pets’ therapeutic value and cost advantages versus pills. He cites grief from nursing-home pet losses as a key issue.
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New York
Leo K. Bustad
College of Veterinary Medicine
Washington State University
Bustad
Understanding uterine prolapse and non hysterectomy options
Dear reader questions uterine prolapse causes and treatments other than hysterectomy. The doctor explains the uterus supports with ligaments, notes that tightening ligaments rarely works, and outlines options including hysterectomy or a pessary in selective cases. He also covers hiatal hernia symptoms and general care.
Viola begins three year term as Argentina president
In Buenos Aires retired Gen Roberto Viola took office for a three year presidency pledging to continue the National Reorganization plan from the 1976 coup. He received the baton and sash from former leader Gen Jorge Videla in a formal ceremony.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Roberto Viola
Isabel Peron
Viola
Jorge R. Videla
Tax filings slower as deadline nears in 1980s pace
IRS says as of March 20 about 50.4 million returns have been received versus 51.7 million a year earlier. Officials expect roughly 95 million total returns, up two million, with nearly 45 million still anticipated in the final weeks. Refunds total about 28.8 million, averaging 633.38 dollars.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Tony Bombadiere
IRS
Bombadiere
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