Reagan budget plan promises tax cuts and deficit targets
President Reagan unveils a budget message proposing a $41 billion reduction next year, a 10 percent annual tax cut for three years, deficit reduction by 1984, and a federal surplus by 1985. Critics warn of economic upheaval while the plan hinges on business growth and expanded depreciation to spur investment.
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Poisoned Piety Sparks Reader Letter Clash
A reader letter rebutts an editorial titled Poisoned Piety, arguing moral standards come from God and Bible beliefs. The writer attacks humanistic views, defends prayer, condemns secular freedom as license, and cites true prophecy to condemn the newspaper’s stance. Signed by Rev. Brent D. Earles of Countryside Baptist Church, Wellsville.
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TV Tonight Family and movie lineup across channels
A crowded TV guide lists talk shows, game shows, and films. Highlights include the evening movi es The Sentinel and Three On A Date, plus NOVA State of Brain, and Tonight Show segments with guests.
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Oni Anderson
Memo From Mac A Celebration Of Life
A Harris News Service column reflects on the hostage crisis and Reagan Carter contrasts, praising Carter’s humane focus on hostages’ lives over pride. It critiques Reagan’s stance on human rights, Chile, and El Salvador, and argues the nation learned patience and life over victory, with mixed personal bias from the writer.
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Confusion Reigns Supreme In D C By TOM RAUM
Cabinet members and lawmakers clash over titles and policy during hearings on Reagan’s budget. Jepsen alternates calling Stockman Mr Secretary and Mr Director while Hawkins questions food stamps as a health program. Edwards faces Markey on oil price decontrol and voters’ better off comparisons to Carter era.
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Dear Dr Donohue Latin Studies And Medical Questions
A reader questions torticollis treatment options and pilonidal cyst cures, seeking medical advice on diagnosis and management. The column clarifies that torticollis lacks a single cause, lists therapies from drugs to surgery, and urges re-evaluation by a physician. It also explains pilonidal cysts, emphasizes proper diagnosis, and offers hygiene steps.
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