Reagan advisers seek $50 billion FY1986 cuts plan
In Santa Barbara, budget aides explore ways to trim federal spending by 50 billion dollars in fiscal year 1986 while challenging the president's tax and Social Security promises. In Camp Lejeune, a helicopter training accident kills three Marines and injures many, with several missing. The USFL will reveal its size and shape for 1985 in New York as camps approach.
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Reagan
Camp Lejeune
N.C
New York
United States Football League
Explosions Kill Hundreds At Mexico City Gas Facility
A string of blasts at a liquefied gas storage site on the outskirts of Mexico City turned a working class district into an inferno. At least 262 people died and about 500 were seriously injured as homes burned and debris rained down. The blasts began at 5:42 a.m. with a large core explosion followed by several more. Fire raged for hours, with authorities reporting major destruction to dozens of homes and shops. Police and Red Cross teams collected charred remains as investigations traced the blast to a gas truck triggering incidents at Unigas Co and Pemex storage facilities.
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Red Cross
Luis Sanchez Guerra
Mexico State
Jose Domingo Garrido
Tlalnepantla
Pemex
Unigas Co
Hector Garcia Vasquez
Time runs out in slaying case in Roswell District Court
Charges against Earsley Barnett of Roswell for second degree murder robbery and conspiracy were dismissed due to statute of limitations. Potteroff died days after being found in a ditch on Jan 3 1975. Barnett’s cousin Eddie Parker and Clifford Jones face related charges. Parker is jailed on 10000 bond. another co defendant died. A Roswell man pleaded guilty in a separate District Court action.
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Earsley Barnett
Roswell
Barnett
Paul Snead
E. Deming St
Robert Potteroff
Pottoroff
Potteroff
Eddie D. Parker
E. Bonney St
Parker
Clifford L. Jones
Los Lunas
Detour cautions as Apache Summit snow slows New Mexico travel
New Mexico State Police urge drivers to delay travel due to snow and slick roads in the Sacramento Mountains and on U S 70 between Ruidoso and Mescalero. Fog reported from Vaughn to Albuquerque, with one lane open on the U S 70 route amid winter weather warnings.
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Ruidoso
U.S. 70
Mescalero
Sacramento Mountains
Vaughn
Albuquerque
Bottle found by girl reveals 1966 note from Hudson River
Eight year old Jennifer Raub found a bottle along Barnegat Bay containing a note from James Quinn dated 1966. The note, numbered 34, listed contact details and an address. Quinn had thrown 50 bottles into the Hudson River from the Tappan Zee Bridge about 65 miles away. He later heard from a few finders over the years.
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N.J
Jennifer Raub
Hudson River
Barnegat Bay
James Quinn
Jennifer
Kurt
Quinn
Tappan Zee Bridge
New York
Hudson
Unemployment in Capitalist Economies Seen as Structural
Discussion by John Tusseling of the University of New Mexico Bureau of Business and Economic Research explains that some unemployment is inherent in a free market and democracy. He outlines three causes for structural joblessness and notes shifting tolerances for acceptable unemployment levels.
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John Tusseling
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
The
University of New Mexico
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