Budget-cut fight just beginning
President Reagan won the Senate backing for an $87 billion three year cut plan and now faces a House test. House Democrats plan an alternative to target waste and save about $10 billion over three years, while Republicans hail the Senate vote as a major fiscal shift.
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Washington
Reagan
House
Senate
James R. Jones
D-Okla
House Budget Committee
Nyly
Sen
Lowell Weicker
Connecticut
Alan Cranston
California
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Paul Tsongas
Paul Sarbanes
Maryland
Chris Dodd
Carl Levin
Michigan
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Kennedy
Congress
Cranston
Reagan aides stall plans after Springfield trip canceled
Aides described the day as not business as usual as a package of automobile relief measures delayed to next week. Reagan planned to announce a federalism task force in Illinois, but the speech was scrapped while Vice President Bush led a Cabinet meeting and met foreign officials. Brady and O’Leary showed progress in recovery after the attack, with Brady improving and Delahanty upgraded to good condition and McCarthy in good shape.
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White House
Larry Speakes
Reagan
Springfield
Ill
George Bush
Turkey
Ant
Washington
Brady
O'Leary
District of Columbia
Thomas Delahanty
FBI
Timothy McCarthy
Secret Service
Security Act decoupling widens Social Security gaps
Robert Myers, deputy commissioner of the Social Security Administration, notes a benefits gap created by decoupling under the Security Act. The old rules apply to those turning 62 in 1978 or earlier, while those reaching 65 later face reduced benefits by over $100 monthly. Myers warned Congress four years ago that the change would occur and criticized its passage. He has been No. 2 SSA since March 16 and previously served 23 years as chief actuary and on the National Commission on Social Security.
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Robert Myers
Sioner
Social Security Administration
Myers
Congress
National Commission On Social Security
Carrier veteran Holm nears retirement at UTC merger
Holm, Carrier chairman and chief executive since 1968, plans to retire at year end under UTC take over. At 65, he faces a policy shift and a five-member Carrier board with UTC executives amid debates on future governance and the fate of a separate Carrier board after the merger.
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The
Herald-Journal
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UTC
Carrier
Chris J. Witting
Crouse-Hinds. Co
Malcolm Wilson
Carrie
Robert ¥. Allen
Kenna
Harry J. Gray
Stillman B. Brown
Edward W. Large
Holm Long
Allen
Carrier Tower
Carrier Air Conditioning Co
Machinery & Systems
Thompson Road
Carlyle Compressor Co
Carrier Transiold Co
Carrier International Corp
Psychic disputes prediction phony in Reagan assassination claim
AP report says psychic Tamara Rand drew attention after predicting a March chest wound to Reagan. NBC CNN and ABC aired debate on tape authenticity with executives and Rand defending her forecasts while investigators question the Jan 6 recording and a March reenactment. Hinckley case referenced.
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Verphoto Tamara Rand
Los Angeles
Paul Simon
Tamara Rand
Reagan
Ms. Rand
Conn
Richard Maurite
Newe
NBC
ABC
Bob
Ba ‘Quinn
Las Vegas
Aasagsinai
Quinn
Maurice
Me Rand
KTV
Ma. Rand
Atuimnae
Alee
Jan Quinn
Arthur Lord
Lord
KTNV
Arthur Sando
CNN
WTBS
Dick Maurice
Richard Maurice
Gary Grecco
Jack Humbley
John W. Hinckley Jr
Haig to lead 10 day Mideast trip for peace effort
Secretary of State Alexander Haig departs for a 10 day mission to Egypt Israel Jordan Saudi Arabia and other stops to press Reagan's Arab Israeli peace plan and outline a Sinai peacekeeping force with 2000 to 4000 troops potentially including half from the United States. The trip aims to show U.S. normalcy after the Reagan assassination attempt and discuss force scope with Egypt and Israel.
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Washington
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Middle East
Reagan
U.S
Haig
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
Egypt
State Department
United States
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Spain
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Sinai
Herald Journal postal and subscription notice details
The Herald Journal catalogs its mailing details including box 4715 Syracuse WY 12721 and publication number 53158. It notes second class postage paid at Syracuse WY and lists mail subscription rates for New York State Postal Zones 1 2 and 3 and forward in advance.
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Herald Co
Syracuse
W.Y
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