Groups urge override of veto on child care funds
Springfield aid groups including Hoyleton Children's Home ask lawmakers to override Gov. Thompson's veto of 6.5 million for volunteer child care programs. Hoyleton could lose up to 70,000 needed to run services through next June, jeopardizing two Marion group homes and a Marion family counseling program. The coalition warns of higher future costs and reduced services for troubled youths if the veto stands.
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House spending bill exceeds Reagan plan
President Reagan faces House trouble as an $87.3 billion spending package advances with modest Republican defections and Senate uncertainty. The measure funds Labor Education and Health programs for 1982, surpassing Reagan targets while Democrats push reductions and Republicans debate veto sustainment.
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Departments of Labor, Education and Health and Human Services
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