Downward Deficit Trend Shapes Reagan Budget Plan
President Reagan aims to keep the 1982 deficit moving down with a target near 43.1 billion, saying the direction matters more than exact figures. Stockman warns of unplanned overruns, calls for $13 billion in 1982 cuts and $3 billion tax hikes, while crime and defense issues loom this week.
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AWACS debate highlights limits of the Saudi sale
Washington reports outline what the E-3A AWACS can and cannot do in a proposed $8.5 billion sale to Saudi Arabia. Officials say the radar provides early warning and directs interceptors, but blind spots exist near Jordanian mountains and it cannot monitor ground movements or spy on Israeli aircraft. Opponents warn the plan could bolster Saudi power while supporters cite oilfield protections.
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Indians vote on land deal at Gay Head Mass
The Wampanoag tribe with about 300 members voted in a Quonset hut on Martha's Vineyard on whether to accept an out-of-court settlement. The plan would return 238 acres of property valued at $2.8 million to the tribe while granting the town a 50-foot public beach strip.
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Unions UK contracts to survive long term wage concessions
American union members accept pay cuts or wage freezes amid rising business woes. Wayne Horvitz notes a trend toward concessions as workers seek job security. Pan American World Airways cuts wages for its 20 000 employees while autoworkers and Teamsters may accept smaller contracts to keep industries competitive. Thomas Russow warns of a Chrysler syndrome posing a serious threat.
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Correction on banzai racing AP story misattributed quotes
AP issues correction for a September 21 report on banzai racing in California. It states the article misrepresented how material was gathered, overstated a 200 mph car run, mixed interviews with a January New West piece, and incorrectly attributed quotes from CHP Sgt Lance Erickson.
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