Stockman Defends Downward Deficit Revision
President Reagan’s budget chief says the deficit must move down in 1982 even if not hitting exact targets. He argues a $43.1 billion 1982 deficit is acceptable with broader spending cuts and tax increases to cushion future overruns, while Democrats press for steeper tax cuts rollback and social-program reductions.
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Imagination Can Turn Junk Into Gold
Barbara Mayer profiles Joe Ruggiero a Connecticut designer who studies decorative found objects. He argues scavenging crosses borders and that imagination makes discarded items into useful stylish decor pieces like tables from cans and shells. His book Found Objects showcases transformations from trash to art and furniture.
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Pay Cuts and Freezes Signal Union Wage Concessions
Washington AP reports union members across industries are accepting wage cuts or freezes to protect jobs amid business woes. Pan American World Airways lays off solvent fears as autoworkers and Teamsters may accept concessions to keep industries competitive, seen as a broader long-term trend.
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