Reagan cuts squeak by Senate in 295 billion deficit plan
The Senate approves 50 49 a GOP 295 billion package to cut spending and curb Social Security increases as Reagan defends defense buildup. Senator Pete Wilson rushed to vote after appendix surgery. Vice President Bush breaks the tie. House Democrats oppose Social Security limit provisos and fate of the measure rests with the Democratic House. Reagan hails the deal from Lisbon and pledges to seek further cuts if defense spending is harmed.
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Sun-Times to be sold again amid FCC cross-ownership rules
Rupert Murdoch plans to sell the Chicago Sun-Times rather than seek a FCC exemption after announcing a $2 billion deal with Marvin Davis to buy seven Metromedia TV stations including WFLD-TV Chicago. Publisher Robert Page confirmed the decision in a memo to staff.
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Wives with full-time jobs may lose sexual interest study says
The report from the Masters & Johnson Institute suggests stress of responsibility lowers wives' sexual interest more than husbands. Constance Avery-Clark proposes making dates like teenagers to help. Husbands should share household duties to ease the burden on working wives. Bruce Springsteen to wed model Julianne Phillips after backstage meeting, parents report.
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Clemen cy hearing on Dotson case grips Illinois
Chicago officials reopen a clemency hearing for Gary Dotson as Cathleen Webb recants her rape allegations claiming memory gaps eight years after the event. James R. Thompson presides, with extensive testimony, police accounts, and global media attention shaping the dramatic session.
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Farm budget restores 3.5 billion across programs
A government package restores 3.5 billion in cuts across all programs over the next three years and proposes a new export subsidy program to support farm trade and market access.
Wife Held In Slaying Of Husband Near Crab Orchard
Donna Marie Coleman, 42, is jailed on 150000 bond in Williamson County after surrendering to authorities claiming she shot her husband Charles Franklin Coleman, 47, at their Arnold View residence three miles southeast of Crab Orchard. Investigators say a 20 gauge shotgun was used, found at the scene with three children ages 20, 18, and 14 at home. A fourth child is believed to live in Herrin. Preliminary hearing set for next Friday. autopsy to be conducted this afternoon at Herrin Hospital.
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Races put brakes on State Fair sale at Du Quoin
Du Quoin State Fair president Saleh Jabr says bringing major auto races to the fair would prevent a sale. He notes a new large paved track and continued dirt track events, with World Trotting Derby and dirt car races staying. Attendance projections rise with a 10 day fair and night shows, while racing could boost Southern Illinois tourism and economy.
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