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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1981

Page

5

Reagan's vintage speech tightens focus on economy

President Reagan delivered a plain spoken Oval Office address aiming to unite the broad middle class behind his tax relief plan and anti inflation strategy. He warned of a looming calamity if inflation isn’t tamed, contrasted his approach with Carter, used attention getters like a crumpled dollar and coins, and stressed budget discipline without targeting the truly needy.

Hedrick Smith New York Times Washington Reagan Jimmy Carter Carter Energy Department America Franklin Delano Roosevelt Oval Office Department of Government

Dixon residents celebrate Reagan 70th at high school

About 1,300 Dixon residents gathered at Dixon High School to honorPresident Ronald Reagan on his 70th birthday. A white cake shaped like cowboy hats was wheeled in by the marching band, and fans sang Happy Birthday to Ronnie while recalling the inaugural parade trip funded by local donors.

Dixon Dixon High School Reagan Dixon High Dixonites Washington Hey Brothers

Reagan faces Senate and House clash over Soviet embargo

Washington AP notes Ronald Reagan is caught in congressional crossfire over the Soviet grain embargo. Senate critics urge honoring campaign promises, while a bipartisan House group backs the embargo. White House signals delay to Feb 17, with Farm Secretary Black weighing Poland and other factors before deciding.

Washington Ronald Reagan Reagan Senate Russia House Sen Bob Dole Brian Carter Dole Senate Finance Committee Afghanistan John R. Black Peter Pe Ser R-N Black Poland Block

Illinois farmer seeks new grain deal with Soviet Union

William Mullins of Shabbona urges Reagan to negotiate a new five year grain sales pact with the Soviets and resume shipments this summer. He backs a future oriented agreement rather than immediate embargo end, cites market potential, smaller crop, and warns of losing influence as others become reliable suppliers.

Mullins Reagan Afghanistan U.S Poland National Corn Growers Association Illinois Washington

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