Gasification in Perry County needs crucial answers
The Perry County coal gasification plan faces questions about funding shares, technology differences, and environmental impact. Debates center on who pays the $800 million price tag and how much federal versus state or utility funding is required while weighing national energy needs against local costs and pollution concerns.
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Perry County
Reagan
Energy Transition Team
Illinois
Illinois Coal Gasification Group
Illinois Utilities
Enand
Perry Pte
Noble County
Perry
COGAS
Ohio
ICGG
Carter
Central Illinois Public Service Co
Illinois Commerce Commission
Ilinois
OPEC
America
Brookside Manor residents defend management in Carbondale letter
The Flagg family of Brookside Manor in Carbondale defend Mary Pass and William Burns against negative portrayal in Sunday's paper. They praise maintenance, safety, and energy savings while noting rent increases may come due to rising energy costs. They urge tenants to cooperate with management and imply complainants are the source of heat and air issues.
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Southern Ilinoisan
Carbondale
Becwkslas Manor
Mary Lee Pass
William Burns
Brookside Manor
Brookside
Pass
Charles D. Flagg
Reagan finds budget-cut a nightmare
Ronald Reagan faces a daunting task to curb federal spending, balance the budget, and deliver tax relief. Experts doubt substantial reductions in the first two years, warn debt may rise to a trillion, and note most outlays are mandated entitlements like Social Security, Medicare, and defense.
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Enterprise
Assa.yee
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Carter
Consoon
Congress
Mount St. Helens
Cuba
Haiti
Lyndon Johnson
Great Society
Defense
Reagan aides mull delaying 30 percent tax cut until July
Reagan's incoming economic team weighs pushing the 30 percent three year tax cut from January to July to curb revenue losses and aid deficit reduction. Stockman argues future cuts over retroactive rebates and stresses bold spending reductions are needed to meet a 1984 balance goal. Reagan and family return to Washington to prep for inauguration.
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Washington Star
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Kemp-Roth
Reagan
Congress
Joint Committee On Taxation
David Stockman
Office of Management and the Budget
Stockman
Senate
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Merrill Lynch and Co
Regan
Rep
Computer games Flirting with one's wife
Russell Baker humorously imagines a near future where electronic living replaces human contact. A lonely husband, long unused to meeting people, resists his wife's attempt to reconnect as a robotic home ecosystem, including an answering machine and automated dining, blur the line between marriage and cybernetic existence.
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Russell Baker
New York Times
Central Information Bank
Ecumenical Computer Church
Electoronic
Viedo
New York
Ore
Central Restaurant Bank
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