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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1981

Page

8

Unemployment could hit nine percent says Reagan adviser

Washington AP reports Murray Weidenbaum, chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, warns the jobless rate could reach 9 percent before a recovery. He notes 9.5 million unemployed and expects inflation to slow as defense savings and tax increases are considered, while predicting a strong second half of 1982.

Washington (Ap Reagan Murray Weidenbaum Council of Economic Advisers Defense Weinber Weidenbaum Eidenbaum Stockman Senate

Reagan keeps course after Stockman Allen issues

President Reagan returns to Washington from Texas and says no changes will be made to his administration despite problems involving national security adviser Richard V. Allen and budget director David Stockman. He flew in on the Doomsday Plane and described the flight as secure and reassuring.

Ernest F. Hollings South Carolina David A. Stockman Hollings Senate Budget Committee Stockman Atlantic Monthly Reagan ABC David Brinkley William L. Armstrong R-Corp James R. Jones House Budget Committee NBC Washington Texas Strategic Air Command White House Richard V. Allen Nancy Reagan Larry Speakes Allen Justice Department Andrews Air Force Base New York Times Shifu-no-Tomo Ernest Hollings

Marshals foil Hinckley suicide attempt in Fort Meade cell

U S marshals stopped John W Hinckley Jr as he tried to hang himself with a rolled jacket after a jammed cell door lock delayed access at Fort Meade Maryland Where Hinckley remains under 24 hour watch following prior self harm and ongoing 13 count federal indictment over the Reagan assassination attempt and related injuries.

Washington U.S John W Hinckley Jr Justice Department Justice Department Tom DeCair Hinckley DeCair Fort Meade Apy Butner N.C Thatckley Reagan Secret Service District of Columbia White House James Brady U S. District Court

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