Reagan Criticizes State of the Economy and Proposed National Bank Plan
President Reagan acknowledged weak economic conditions while urging tax cuts and spending restraint. House Speaker O Neill and Democrats back a daring proposal for a National Development Bank with $5 billion backing and authority to borrow up to $100 billion to aid businesses and governments, drawing criticism of fiscal risk. The article also notes cigarette warning label debates and probes into health messages from the Subcommittee on Health and the Environment, with amendments on risks like cancer and miscarriage.
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House
Thomas O’neill
Super Bank
Sam
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
O'Neill
New Yorker
Subcommittee On Health and the Environment
House Committee On Energy and Commerce
U.S. House of Representatives
TV Tonight The 1982 Davis Cup and Movie Premieres Highlight Schedule
A packed TV night features ESPN Sports Center and World Week shows plus premieres including The 1982 Davis Cup semi finals USA vs Australia in Perth. Movies span Endless Love Moulin Rouge and Body Heat with early evening specials and late night cartoons and comedies.
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HBO
Len Dawson
Nick Buoniconti
Jim Simpson
Bud Wilkinson
Dick Gavett
Eudora Nelty
People's Court
MacNeil-Lehrer
Espn Sports Center
Andy Griffith
Laverne and
Shirley
Chris Shayland
Houdini
Arthur
Dudley Moore
Liza Minatti
John Gielgud
Matthew
Dukes of Hazzard
USA
Australia
Perth
Washington Week
Paul Duke
Washington
Toulouse-Lautrec
Jose Ferrer
Colette Marchand
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Wall Street Week
Louis Rukeyser
Battle of the Network
Knight Rider
Micheal Knight
Barney Miller
William Hurt
Kathleen Turner
Richard Crenna
Yorktown
Charleston
Wolf
Edward G. Robinson
Martin Balsam
Diane Baker
David “Etterman
Three's Company
David
Terman
Reagan Rescue Lacks Clear Signs Of Recovery
AP Business Analyst notes that while Reagan policies may have lowered inflation and rates, evidence of a broad economic rebound remains weak. Consumers and businesses are not convinced to spend or invest, the budget balance is elusive, and government share of the economy appears to rise amid private-sector weakness.
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John Cunniff
New York
Reagan
Pentagon
Turnaround in the economy and fiscal lessons
A column discusses the economy's turn, attributing shifts to government policy and public sentiment. It critiques high interest rates and a persistent budget deficit while noting corporate downsizing, automation, and cost reductions. It also mentions emerging industries that may offset declines.
Press and church cited for bias on Central America rights
Elliot Abrahms, Assistant Secretary of State for human rights, told the Inter-American Press Association that the press and Catholic church have failed to present the overall pattern of human rights abuses in Central America. He noted heavy coverage of Somoza Nicaragua and El Salvador while underreporting abuses by Sandinistas and in Honduras. He blamed press bias and disagreement with Reagan administration policy for the imbalance.
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John
Abrahms
el Salvador
Guatemala
Somoza
Nicaragua
Honduras
Cuba
Central America
Reagan
Carter
U.S
Vietnam
Iran
Thieu
Saigon
Shah
Press Freedom Takes Center Stage Across Hemisphere
A regional forum highlights disputes over U S human rights policy in Central America. Abrahms contrasts Carter and Reagan stances citing El Salvador killings and Nicaragua pressure, while editors note uneven coverage of abuses. Panelists include Pedro Chamorro and Amilcar Santamaria as they discuss press independence amid regimes.
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Pedro Chamorro
la Prensa
Managua
Somoza
Chamorro
Amilcar Santamaria
San Pedro Sula
Honduras
Board of Directors
Santamaria
TAPA
Pedro Joaquin Chamorro
Alfredo Tzaguirre
el Crispl
Havana
Castro
Alejandro Orfila
Orgnizaion of
Hemisphere
Orfila
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