ONeill Defends New Deal Legacy Amid Reagan Budget Fight
In a breakfast with reporters, House Speaker Thomas P. ONeill Jr. argues the Democratic creed once saw government as a force for good, recalling $160 million for cancer research and a dwarf program. He laments impending NIH cuts and warns that long standing New Deal obligations may die under current fiscal policy.
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Tip” O'Neill Jr
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Notice of Proposed Changes in Company Rate Schedule
Notice states that a proposed change to the company rate schedule has been filed with the Public Service Commission to become effective. The change concerns fees for a four wire customer testing arrangement and related charges and regulations.
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Social issue battle lines forming in Congress
Conservatives push to curb court power on busing prayer and abortion as liberals brace for a clash. A Senate subcommittee weighs a broad anti abortion bill while Republicans seek to delay social issues until next year to protect Reaganomics.
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D-Wis
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