Reagan Sees Growth Do Not Deter Economic Plan
Reagan aides say first quarter 1981 growth at 6.5 percent in real GNP does not derail tax cuts and spending reductions. Stockman and Weidenbaum warn growth may slow later, urging permanent reforms despite upbeat numbers. Hollywood hearings face resistance as actors fear a blacklist and names may be requested.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
Murray Weidenbaum
Council of Economic Advisers
David A. Stockman
Commerce Department
Weidenbaum
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Baldrige
Offer Made For Town Centralia Pa Buyout Bid For Entire Borough
Two Bloomsburg businessmen fronting for an unnamed U.S. company offer to buy every Centralia home for 40 000 to 100 000 each and move the town due to the 19 year old underground coal fire. They require provable reserves of 15 million tons and owner consent before drilling. a non binding May 19 referendum will gauge support for relocation and a new Centralia.
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Centralia
Bloomsburg
Burt Wandell
David Linnet
Linnet
Wandell
Haig backs human rights stance on totalitarian regimes
Secretary of State Haig told the Trilateral Commission that the United States should oppose human rights abuses by all, but be harsher on totalitarian regimes than on authoritarian ones. He warned that replacing an authoritarian bulwark with a totalitarian state could lead to ultimate failure, noting refugees from the Soviet Union, Cuba, Vietnam, Cambodia and Afghanistan.
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Alexander M. Haig Jr
United States
New York Times
Haig
Trilateral Commission
Europe
North America
Japan
Reagan
Lves
Soviet Union
Cuba
Vietnam
Cambodia
Afghanistan
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Centralia Council
Edward Polites
David Lamb
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