Senate approves Reagan backed 1983 budget
The Republican controlled Senate passed a 1983 budget blueprint backed by President Reagan, proposing 107 billion dollars in tax increases over three years and forecasting 273 billion dollars in deficits. The 49 to 43 party line vote followed weeks of moves to block money for domestic programs.
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Thomas P. O’neill Jr
D-Mass
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Technological sales to Soviets under fire
New York Times reports Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger accusing the United States and Western allies of selling the Soviet Union vital technology. He called for closing those channels and highlighted examples such as bearings and shipyard drydocks diverted to military use. He noted tightened transfer procedures and suggested exploring additional facilities globally while reaffirming support for Israel.
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