Reagan criticizes nuclear freeze movement during Columbus trip
President Reagan, on the first Republican campaign swing, says the nuclear weapons freeze push aims to weaken America. He blames Washington officials and the Democratic big spenders for high unemployment and economic woes, speaks to 2000 veterans, tours AccuRay Corp., and attends fundraisers before returning to Washington.
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Gas protest and school strike ripple through cities
Gov. John Carlin filed a formal protest with the FERC demanding a five month suspension of Cities Service Gas Co. rate hike of 66 million dollars amid fraud and misrepresentation accusations. The plan would raise Kansas gas bills about 100 dollars per year for the typical home. Separately, Detroit facing a three week strike, administrators prepared to reopen schools as teachers vote on a tentative settlement that could end a walkout affecting 200,000 students.
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N.J
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