Reagan attacks House leadership over 1983 budget plan
President Reagan, in his eighth weekly radio address, criticizes House Speaker O’Neill and Democratic leaders for cutting the 1981 tax cut rather than reducing deficits through spending cuts. He notes Senate passage of a $784 billion budget outline with higher taxes and less defense spending, while Udall denounces Reaganomics as risky and ineffective. O’Neill defends Medicare while signaling the budget debate will focus on GOP criticisms.
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Reagan
House
Thomas P. O’neill Jr
Morris Udall
Arizona
Udall
Senate
Capitol Hill
Urban Americans See Higher 1980 Income Gains Than Rural
Government data show urban per capita income rose 12.1 percent to 10,153 in 1980 while rural areas grew 8.7 percent to 7,556. Inflation hit 10.2 percent, and the 1980 recession reduced gains for both groups, with rural areas hit harder. The report notes only three times since 1969 urban growth outpaced rural, including 1974 and 1980 during recessions.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Americas
Secretary of labor fights for survival
Secretary of labor Donovan faces strong opposition from organized labor and Senate foes while President Reagan stands by him. Investigations probe ties to Schiavone Construction and alleged payoffs, with FBI informant claims and private detectives hired by Schiavone. Donovan denies wrongdoing and awaits Justice Department action.
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Senate
Secretary of Labor
Reagan
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Justice Department
Schiavone Construction Co
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Schiavone
FBI
Blasters Union
Long Island City
N.Y
Schiavone Company
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