Demos clash with Reagan budget over Social Security cuts
Democratic leaders condemn the proposed 40 billion dollar cut in Social Security as unfair and a breach of the president's pledge. Senator Byrd seeks an amendment to reject the plan while White House officials insist changes may occur through future recommendations and revenue or program restructuring. Senate Republicans, led by Domenici and Quayle, push to reconcile differences in a late night conference on the budget compromise.
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Boll Weevils applaud Reagan on budget move
President Reagan accepts the Senate Budget Committee proposal as Texas conservatives in the Boll Weevil faction hail the step toward ending the budget logjam. Rep. Marvin Leath and Rep. Charles Stenholm say the plan aligns with their aims and urge House action.
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Charles Stenholm
D-Texas
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Stamford
Democratic Coalition
House
Jim Jones
D-Okla
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