Reagan to face questions on tax gas, Pentagon cuts, and MX base
President Reagan will host a nationally televised news conference at 8 p.m. EST to address whether he will back raising the federal gasoline tax, trim defense spending, and relax sanctions on the Siberian pipeline. He is also expected to discuss Social Security financing and a decision on basing for the MX missile, with aides signaling no final choices tonight. The session follows little more than two years in office without major decisiveness, as Cabinet aides push broader budget plans into the coming weeks and months.
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Solidarity Protest Collapse Near Nationwide Action
In Poland the planned general strike by Solidarity drew about 2,000 workers across 24 enterprises. Police detained nearly 800, with 27 wounded in clashes, as government authorities touted the event as a fiasco while noting unrest in about 20 towns and cities.
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Brinkley Battles Technical Snafus on This Week
AP reports on Sundays live broadcast of This Week with David Brinkley facing tech glitches as five new U S senators appeared from distant sites. Despite the hiccups the program delivered lively interviews with Hecht Lautenberg Trible Bingaman and Wilson plus Brinkley Donaldson and Will.
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Jim Wright
Texas
Aspirin Warnings Urged Ahead of Flu Season
Consumer groups led by Public Citizen and major associations urged immediate labeling on aspirin bottles to warn that use in children with flu or chicken pox risks Reye’s Syndrome. Pharmex already offers stick on labels. government labeling advice lags behind.
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National Association of Chain Drug Stores
Centers For Disease Control
Pharmex of
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U.S
Washington waits for new biennial cycle as White House reshapes reach
In Washington, defeated candidates eye White House posts while agencies trim budget requests. President Reagan schedules 10 hours this week for budget deliberations as rumors swirl about energy secretary and internal staff shifts. Speakes denies aides pressured Reagan, with final budget decisions expected into December.
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William Clements
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Donald P. Hodel
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Edwin Meese III
Public hearing on Franklin County transit project notice
Residents of Franklin County may attend a public hearing on a proposed transit project funded by 32,354 in Section 18 funds and matched by 15,637 in federal funds. Hearing requests due by December 2, 1982, at Franklin County Courthouse Ottawa Kansas 66067. Administrative details include project scope and agencies.
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Mervin D. Robarts
William Mervin Roberts
Mervin D. Roberts
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