Compromise Extends Voting Rights Act Renewals
Reagan and lawmakers push quick enactment of a compromise extending key provisions of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. The plan would renew major sections by summer, with House approval already in place. The measure seeks to curb discrimination while balancing minority representation and requires DOJ preclearance for 25 years in certain jurisdictions.
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Reagan Seeks New Push to Pass Budget Through Congress
White House aides indicate no renewed bipartisan budget deal is imminent as President Reagan aims to rekindle a coalition with conservative Democrats. Senate leaders Baker and Michel plan next talks with O Neill while Domenici prepares a House task on spending. The 1983 deficit projection sits at 182 billion, rising to 216 and 232.5 billion in subsequent years.
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Soviet Delay Brezhnev Reagan Summit To Fall
Soviet spokesman Yuri Zhukov ruled out a United Nations meeting next month and said a carefully prepared fall summit in Europe is preferred. He noted Reagan had not officially accepted Brezhnev’s October proposal and cautioned the administration against a casual approach to talks.
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Notice of Hearing in Bates Estate Kansas Probate Case
In Franklin County Kansas the Estate of Myrtle G Bates decedent is probated with Vella M Humphers the heir and devisee petitioning for admission of the will dated January 9 1970 and for appointment of Robert S Hill as Executor without bond under the Kansas Simplified Estates Act. Objections must be filed by May 12 1982 at 10 00 am in Ottawa Court. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months or be barred. Attorneys Robert A Anderson Anderson Byrd & Richason Ottawa Kansas.
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