Mississippi district loses federal aid after discrimination ruling
The Perry County School District in New Amsterdam Mississippi faces a $200000 federal aid cut for racial discrimination under Title VI after a judge found the black coach and the black players were discriminated against and not enough whites played. Local officials reportedly prefer losing funds to rehiring the coaches.
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Poll shows support dips for Reagan in NYT CBS poll
The New York Times CBS News Poll finds Americans oppose Reagan's budget stance on taxes and arms spending and express concern over foreign policy. Four of five worry about the 1983 deficit of 91.5 billion, with 53 percent to 32 percent opposing the 10 percent tax cut and 49 to 41 percent backing Pentagon spending cuts. Voters reject further cuts in federal programs aiding the poor by two to one.
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Reagan advisers say deficits too large to approve
The Economic Policy Advisory Board told President Reagan in a six hour White House session that the proposed budget deficits are too big and must be cut. They urged spending restraint and reducing cost of living increases in programs including Social Security.
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Reagan urges business support for fiscal program
President Reagan appeals to executives to back his economic recovery plan as the National Association of Manufacturers issues a strong endorsement. He criticizes defectors over deficits and urges business leaders to invest, grow, and create jobs, warning that feeding more dollars to government only attracts more demands.
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Ford unveils propane powered Granada cars for fleet use
Ford Motor Co introduces the first factory engineered propane powered cars rolling off a Chicago plant line. 3000 to 4000 units are expected this model year for fleet customers. by next year they reach all buyers with sales forecast above 10000. 800 extra cost but fuel savings up to 250 annually. Granadas have 25 gallon tank and 500 mile range. First 200 cars go to the National LP-Gas Association.
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