Reagan plans major cuts to synthetic fuels program
The administration proposes eliminating the Perry coal gasification project and four other large demonstrations, slash Synthetic Fuels Corp funding by about $5.3 billion, and raise private funding to 40 percent. The move, aimed at saving $9.1 billion in the 1985 fiscal year, shifts emphasis to demonstration and could curb project viability, drawing Capitol Hill criticism and industry concern.
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Synthetic Fuels Corp
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Capitol Hill
James A. McClure
Idaho
Senate Energy Com
Energy Department
Reagan to address nation on budget and tax cuts
President Reagan plans a national TV Oval Office address at 8 p.m. to argue for sweeping budget and tax cuts as necessary to avert economic calamity. Aides say the speech will outline the economic dilemma broadly, with details saved for a February 18 Congress address.
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Budget Cut Speech Signals Broad Economic Push
The article discusses President Reagan rewriting a forthcoming address after meetings with mayors and the Congressional Black Caucus. Brady notes the speech will stress that inaction risks economic calamity and outline the rationale for proposed cuts amid inflation and unemployment.
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White House
SIU Arena hosts Springsteen concert with 000 attendees
Lisa Barber of Tulsa Oklahoma wins a $12 ticket to Bruce Springsteen’s three hour SiU Arena show. Clarence Clemons of the E Street Band amplifies the night as about 000 people fill the arena for the midweek concert.
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the Boss
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SIU
Giant City park chief under state probe
Robert Kristoff, superintendent of Giant City State Park, faces a state internal investigations probe over alleged use of state funds for personal excavation work, diesel fuel, and timber, plus a suspected misrecording of purchases. He denies all allegations amid an ongoing park audit and earlier complaints by former employee Tim Merriman.
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Southern Illinoisan
Giant City State Park
Robert Kristoff
Division of
Internal Investigations
Illinois Department of Law Enforcement
Kristoff
State Park
Carbondale
Illinois Department of Conservation
Internal Investigations Division
Conservation
James Helfrich
Helfrich
Conservation Department
Tim Merriman
Merriman
Paul Rushing
David Kenney
Kenney
Rushing
Scientists warn of another Mount St Helens eruption
Vancouver Washington AP scientists warn Mount St Helens may erupt soon after a steam plume rose over the crater. Seismographs logged six to eight quakes per hour while winds kept ash unlikely. Authorities monitor seismic activity and potential alerts to officials if eruption remains imminent.
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Steve Bryant
University of Washington Geophysics Center
Bryant
Weather outlook with clouds and rising temps
The National Weather Service forecasts cloudy and warmer conditions tonight with a slight chance of snow or flurries and a low in the 20s. Partly sunny Friday with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s.
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