Reagan budget sparks Senate debate over aid program waste
A Senate committee report warns up to 9 billion dollars in food stamp funds may be vulnerable to abuse. Investigators found misuses due to strict eligibility rules and late-month filings. Yet food stamps remain vital to the needy, prompting calls to tighten administration and prosecute fraud without cutting benefits.
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Public forum calls for school administration probe
A reader criticizes the school board and maintenance department, urging an investigation into spending and favoritism. He alleges improper use of the old Mark Howell School site, lavish office fittings for a supervisor, and wasteful practices, asking for accountability with the new board.
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Infamous Gunfighter Gravesite Stolen Tombstone Query
Letter from Joe B. Washburn of Livonia Minnesota questions a February front-page item about a tombstone stolen last week from an infamous gunslinger's gravesite. He asks about the meritorious service of the tombstone bearer and requests a rephrased phrasing.
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Hostages Free After Negotiated Exchange Debate
Press comments reflect on the hostage release and the price paid. Critics question billions of dollars sent to Iran as ransom and warn against inviting further seizures by hostile actors.
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Returning United States Private Freed After Captivity
In East Berlin a US Army private was freed after four years in Russian captivity following his escape from a West Berlin weapons depot in 1952 and arrest on spy charges by the Russians.
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Abscam figures and bribery plot details emerge in Justice probe
The article profiles key Abscam participants and investigators, noting Mel Weinberg as the government's star witness and detailing alleged bribery stakes, payoffs, and legal actions. It contrasts Weinberg's bold methods with other defendants and hints at FBI and DOJ restraint while outlining their financial and legal exposure.
Reagan tax plan faces opposition and doubts
The article notes that many politicians question the Reagan tax plan, arguing it would benefit upper brackets and may spur inflation. Critics like Rep Henry warn it could be a demand-side cut in supply-side policy, while Stockman and Commerce figures suggest revised investment data imply uncertain savings effects and ongoing legislative hurdles ahead.
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Reagan Is a Great Communicator Debate Expressed
Russell Baker questions the claim that President Reagan is a great communicator. The essayist muses on what defines communication and notes public consensus has formed without clear evidence, ending with doubt about the idea and those who praise it.
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