First time in history Debt limit rises to 1 trillion
The Senate approved raising the temporary debt ceiling from 985 billion to 1.079 trillion, sending the bill to President Reagan. The measure, set to take effect with the new fiscal year, allows continued borrowing to pay bills. Eighteen Democrats joined 46 Republicans in backing the increase. 6 Republicans and 28 Democrats opposed.
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R-Kan
House
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Moynihan
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Reagan approves 100 MX missiles in western shelters
President Reagan plans a land based MX deployment with 100 missiles housed in 1,000 shelters across the western United States, with site decisions pending. Spokesmen caution reports differ on exact basing, including possible locations in Nevada Utah the Dakotas and existing Minuteman silos.
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Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Congress
Jim Santini
D-Nev
Washington Post
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Fed Sewage Funds Dry Up as Congress Delays
Washington AP reports the government sewage grants program will run out of money at midnight ending the fiscal year. The 1982 appropriation of 2.4 billion is stalled in a dispute between Congress and the Reagan administration, risking hundreds of community sewer projects and federal obligations.
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