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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1985

Page

4

Government denies plan to close Social Security offices

Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler rejected House Democrats claims that the Reagan administration intends to shutter hundreds of Social Security field offices. She said a long term review will determine if changes are needed, noting no ax will fall and that population shifts and tech improvements will guide any actions. Rep. Edward Roybal and Rep. Vic Fazio warned a 21 percent staff cut could close up to 800 of 1,340 SSA offices, reducing services and raising costs.

Washington Health and Human Services Margaret Heckler House Democrats Reagan Administration Heckler House General Accounting Office Edward Roybal Dcalif House Select Committee On Aging

Survivor Iacocca urges Democrats to sharpen message at Greenbrier

Chrysler chair Lee Iacocca told House Democrats at the Greenbrier retreat that he is a survivor and the party must better communicate its goals. He urged emphasis on jobs and restraint of the federal and trade deficits, noting the economic recovery brings optimism but concern for the long term.

White Sulphur Springs W.va Chrysler Corp Lee Iacocca Democratic Party Iacocca Chrysler Reagan Swank Greenbrier

Reagan Urges Conservatives to Move Forward After Victory

President Reagan told the Conservative Action Political Conference that conservatives represent the mainstream of American thought and must push ahead on issues from taxes to Nicaragua, saying they have captured the moment and imagination of the American people during the dinner address.

Washington Nicaragua Reagan Conservative Action Political Conference

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