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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1982

Page

6

State Attorney General Sues Over Bid Rigging Losses

State Attorney General Bob Stephan files suit to recover state funds lost to bid rigging. OHS girls and Blue Valley boys dominate the third annual Cyclone Track Carnival, page 10.

Bob Stephan OHS Blue Valley Boys

Republicans Blame O Neill in Budget Standoff Before 1983 Talks

President Reagan accused House Speaker Thomas P. O Neill of blocking budget progress as Republicans regroup to press for a 1983 plan. Treasury Secretary Regan signaled starting over on talks with tax hikes and defense cuts still on the table, while Sen. Dole suggested Reagan would likely stick with the final proposals. A separate note from Knoxville previewed the World’s Fair opening weekend with Reagan’s public call to end runaway taxes and debt.

Washington Reagan Thomas P. O'Neill Congress O'Neill Treasury Donald T. Regan Regan Bob Dole Senate Finance Committee Dole Knoxville Tenn Hills Tennessee East Tennessee House Robert Michel Massachusetts Christopher Matthews O’neill Larry Speakes White House Hiam Speakes Wall Street Reagan Administration

Kassebaum Questions Reagan Budget Amendment Plea

Sen. Nancy Kassebaum criticized Reagan's televised call for a balanced budget amendment as unhelpful to solving the fiscal dilemma. She said the speech failed to explain the 1983 budget complexities and warned the issue is becoming highly political. She noted deficits of 182 billion dollars for fiscal year 1983 and urged a clear balanced plan by 1985.

Washington Reagan Sen Nancy Kassebaum Mrs. Kassebaum Congress Kassebaum

Recession Deepens as Leading Indicators Fall Again

The Commerce Department reports the Index of Leading Indicators dropped 0.5 percent in March, the 11th straight monthly decline, with a weaker average workweek and higher initial unemployment claims signaling a slower recovery. Wall Street rallied modestly as Reagan urged deficit cuts, while economists debated the timing and strength of any rebound amid high interest rates and looming deficits.

Commerce Department Argentina Falkland Islands Commerce Malcolm Baldrige Michael K. Evans Washington Evans

U S Sanctions Deepens Falklands Crisis

The United States imposes military and economic sanctions on Argentina as Britain expands its Falklands blockade. Washington aids Britain with military supplies while Argentina reels from the move, with Buenos Aires calling Haig’s stance stupefying and UN talks possible under sovereignty conditions. London cites a new alignment and plans high‑level talks in Washington and New York. County forecast notes partly cloudy Saturday with highs in the upper 60s and Sunday in the mid 70s.

Associated Press Britain U.S Falkland Islands Argentina Washington Alexander M. Haig Jr Falklands Buenos Aires Haig United Nations Nicanor Costa Mendez U.N London Francis Pym New York Javier Perez de Cuellar United States Pym David Owen Social Democratic Party America Reagan Evening Standard Independent State Department

Money Supply Rises in Third Week of April

The Federal Reserve reported a $1.9 billion rise in the money supply for the week ending April 21, with M1 climbing to a seasonally adjusted $454.5 billion. Analysts expect a month-end drop but warn that failure to ease could prompt new Fed action to curb inflation, potentially lifting interest rates.

New York Federal Reserve Fed Treasury H. Erich Heinemann Morgan Stanley & Co Heinemann

Vatican envoy reports breakthrough in Honduras plane hijack

Monsignor Andres Cordero Lanza said a Vatican diplomat sees a possible settlement as four leftist gunmen hold 25 hostages aboard a hijacked Honduran Air Service plane. The negotiator spoke after two hostages were released, with the ransom fixed at 100000 dollars.

Tegucigalpa Honduras Vatican Andres Cordero Lanza

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