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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1983

Page

3

Glenn's riches among Democratic presidential hopefuls

AP report shows John H Glenn Jr the wealthiest of six Democratic contenders with income between 1.5 and 2 million for the period ending April 15, 1982, largely from dividends and real estate holdings. Mondale and others trio report varied assets and earnings, Hart among lower earners, while Hollings filed later as a declared candidate.

Washington John H Glenn Jr Federal Election Commission Gary Hart Coloradoan Walt Disney World Florida Walter F. Mondale Alan Cranston Calif Ernest F. Hollings S.C Senate Standard Oil California Hollings FEC

Senate GOP Recasts Budget Plan Amid Moderates Holdouts

The Senate Budget Committee advanced a revised 1984 budget proposal with smaller defense increases aimed at five moderate Republicans who blocked a prior version. It keeps deficits near $200 billion over four years and keeps tax rises minimal while House action moves alongside debates on defense funding and immigration measures.

Washington Senate Senate Budget Committee Fete V. Domenici R-N.m GOP Lowell Weicker Connecticut Charles McC. Mathias Jr Maryland John Chafee Rhode Island Robert Stafford Vermont Mark Hatfield Oregon House Reagan Bob Dole R-Kan

Panel presents defense bill in 187.8 billion authorization

Washington AP reports the House Armed Services Committee unveiled a 187.8 billion defense spending authorization for the new fiscal year. The bill offers a 6 percent after inflation increase, trimming 10.2 billion from Reagan’s 10.2 percent request, with Rep. William L. Dickinson noting they aimed to do the least damage possible.

House House Armed Services Committee Reagan Washington Defense Department Pentagon Rep William L. Dickinson Alabama

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