Budget battle shapes star wars shield funding and socials
The 1991 budget proposal would boost spending by 1 billion for strategic defense programs including the Star Wars shield. It faces a tough congressional fight over the capital gains tax and Moynihan’s plan to cut Social Security taxes by 62 billion over two years. The plan shifts surpluses to debt reduction while trimming domestic programs by 13.9 billion, cutting Medicare payments by 5.5 billion and slashing urban transit and energy aid. Amtrak subsidies would be eliminated.
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Page
Daniel Moynihan
D-N.y
Moynihan
Trrms
Medicare Health Care
Bush
Amtrak
Budgets and deadlines shape Bush 1991 plan struggle
Analysis outlines how the 1991 budget proposal triggers a lengthy political process with missed deadlines and partisan battles. Law sets milestones such as a April 15 blueprint and June 15 tax and spending actions, but real-world wrangling and disputes over Social Security, tax cuts, and Gramm Rudman targets dominate early in the year.
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Alan Fram
Washington
Bush
White House
Congress
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Senate Budget Committee
Domenici
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Daniel Moynihan
Hearing and Notice in Edwards Estate Case No 90 P 6
First published notice in Franklin County Kansas for the estate of Henry W. Edwards, deceased, listing hearing details and urging creditors to file claims within four months. Also includes simplified estates filing notice to Florence H. Edwards and potential appointment of Thomas E. Gleason, with objections due by February 16, 1990. Also contains a separate city ordinance notice and a bank report of condition for Peoples Bank of Kansas.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Henry W. Edwards
State of Kansas
Florence H. Edwards
Thomas £. Gleason
Angus
Ottawa
Peoples Bank of Kansas
Richmond
State Bank
Federal Reserve District
Princeton Kansas grants gas franchise to Kansas Power and Light
City council approves a twenty year gas franchise with Kansas Power and Light Company including five percent gross revenue payment, required street openings, and responsibility to restore surfaces, with filings to state officials and conditions for renegotiation if the state commission intervenes. The ordinance specifies term dates, acceptance deadlines, liability protections, and repeal of conflicting ordinances.
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Princeton
Kansas
Kansas Power and Light Company
Kansas Corporation
State of
Parsons
State Corporation Commission
City Clark
Seid Company
Corporation Commission
County zoning clash over mental health clinic site
County commissioners wrestle with a proposed mental health clinic on 10 acres amid sewage lagoon worries and fire protection concerns. Backers cite 1972 business zoning and broad public support while opponents urge a better site for growth and residential values. Lincoln zoning board set for February and May reviews as chairman vows to base any final decision on facts.
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Barker
Wayne Baylor
Baylor
Harold Bennett
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House
Senate
Florance H. Edwards
Thomas E. Gleason
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KPL Gas Service
Edge & Agreament
U.S.C
Kitey
U.S. Treasury
Praterrad
Birauistsihy Sasserneens
Connie Beckwith
Amed Bank
Corectnes
James Huff
Porter Jattries
Walter G. Perkins
Diradore
Connie Backwith
Judith E. Winderholt
Commission
Olathe
Lenexa
Kansas City
Bennet
Lincoln Zoning Board
Charles Mavity Jr
County Commission
Colo
Colby
Liberal
Okla
Wichita
Topeka
Pittsburg
Clouc
Accy
First National Bank OF Ottawa
Ember F.D
Beltone
Eddie Albert
Beltone Hearing Aid Center
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Bary Williams
Sirloin Stockade
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