Gleason Remembered As Joy To Work With
Jackie Gleason, star of The Honeymooners and The Hustler, dies at 71 in Fort Lauderdale suburb. His career spanned TV’s Golden Age with Ralph Kramden and later film roles. friends recall his generosity, improvisation, and larger life.
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South Korea crisis standoff narrows as U S envoy urges dialogue
U S envoy Gaston Sigur urged Chun Doo-hwan and opposition leaders to end the political crisis peacefully and avoid martial law. Kim Young-sam and Kim Dae-jung held talks on democratic reforms while protests continued nationwide.
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Major Provisions in the 1988 Federal Budget
Senate approved a 1988 budget totaling 1.055 trillion dollars with 64.3 billion in new taxes over three years including a 19.2 billion rise this fiscal year. It projects 108 billion red ink under Gramm Rudman alongside 134 billion by congressional estimates and outlines defense cuts, social programs, agriculture and foreign aid adjustments.
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Budget Fight Over Reagan Plan Continues In Congress
The budget battle widens as Democrats warn of a looming debt crisis without more borrowing power by late July. The House passed the plan 215 to 201, freezing most domestic programs while modestly easing costs for Social Security, veterans, and welfare benefits. Foreign aid and agriculture subsidies would be reduced, and taxes would rise instead of selling government assets.
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