Senators boost taxes cut benefits
Washington reports the Senate advanced its deficit-reduction plan with taxes and benefits cuts aiming to save 52 billion over two years. The package funds 1983 domestic and military spending at 5605.5 billion and includes 7.6 billion in projected savings, amid calls for amendments and potential aid to Nicaraguan Contra rebels.
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Catholic bishops back AIDS education dodge condom issue
Catholic bishops released their first joint AIDS statement noting condoms may help limit disease spread but remain morally unacceptable. They acknowledge public education will address that some will not act as they should and may engage in behavior spreading AIDS.
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800-Pound Man Faces Eviction After Rescue
In Rockland County New York an 800 pound man Michael Edelman and his 400 pound mother Ariene Pereira were rescued after breaking free from bed. They must vacate a Wilder Road bungalow colony by New Year’s Eve as officials deem the unit uninhabitable. Social services seek housing as logistics hinder relocation for Edelman who can barely move.
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Reagan and Gorbachev seek treaty on destruction of weapons
A U S official says three days of talks yielded understanding for a verified on site inspection regime for a strategic weapons destruction treaty. Reagan promises limited human rights movement but no deal on Soviet occupation. plan to meet bloc leaders in East Berlin for possible fourth summit before year end.
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Fragmented note on poverty and a political accord
A fragmented OCR item references GPean and a conservative stance amid an accord. The text hints at financial hardship, political friction, and debate over killing or ending a policy. No clear events, dates, or figures are readable.
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