Budget cut to Public Broadcasting Corporation faces repeal
The House Appropriations Committee recommended repealing CPB's fiscal 1983 budget of 172 million and trimming 60 million, leaving fiscal 1982 at 172 million and totaling 112 million. The move, tied to a larger budget package, comes after subcommittee pressure from Rep. William H. Natcher. Public broadcasters had condemned the Reagan plan.
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Corporation For Public Broadcasting
William H. Natcher
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CPB
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Prince Charles and Reagan discuss riding and resilience
In the White House meeting, Prince Charles and President Reagan trade views on horseback riding. They say falls happen but riders should get up and continue, with Reagan noting his own past spills and a limp from an old thigh break. Charles tours the Air and Space Museum, expresses interest in the space shuttle ride, and admires WWI aviation exhibits.
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Prince Charles
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Australia
Charles
White House Oval Office
United States
Prince of Wales
Billy Mitchell
Construction dollars decline second time in March report
Washington AP reports private construction spending fell 2.4 percent in March, marking a second consecutive drop after six months of growth. High interest rates and housing slump slow new work. total March construction put in place at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 248 billion dollars, with private residential down 3.7 percent and government down 4 percent.
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Washington
Commerce Department
DOE closes loophole on oil field incentive program
The Energy Department moved up the cutoff dates for qualifying for incentives aimed at recovering oil from old fields. The rule targets improper claims linked to tertiary production methods and price controls, with March 18 as the new filing cutoff for expenses already incurred.
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Energy Department
Reagan
DOE
William Funk
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