Man Rescued After Eight Days in Sinkhole Near Knoxville
Jeff Hogue 34 of Anderson County survived in an 18 foot deep sinkhole for eight days after two squirrel hunting teens heard his cries and alerted rescuers. He was treated at the University of Tennessee Hospital for hypothermia and dehydration.
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Rescuers lift fourth survivor from Colorado plane crash
In fierce storm and deep snow rescuers battled to extract four survivors from a Christmas Eve crash on Mount Columbia. An Army helicopter plucked a woman and two teens, while a toboggan carried the fourth survivor down a treacherous three mile trail. The pilot remained missing, with weather warnings for up to 18 inches more snow and winds to 40 mph. Survivors endured five days without food and frostbite risks amid a whiteout mountain pass near Buena Vista.
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Reagan to Seek More Steep Cuts
Washington AP President Reagan prepares to ask Congress to nearly duplicate this year's $35 billion in federal spending cuts for the 1983 budget. Officials say a $30-$33 billion package would come mainly from domestic programs, while deficits could still top $100 billion. Reagan shows cautious openness to some excise tax increases on tobacco alcohol and gasoline if necessary.
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Tax burden report assailed by Republican aides faces critique
A Congressional Joint Economic Committee report by Valerie Amerkhail says Reagan’s 1981 tax program will raise 1990 taxes for half of all families earning under $22,610 in 1980, about 123 dollars more on average. Republicans call the study misleading for ignoring bracket creep and inflation.
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Palm Springs respite draws Reagan for New Year holiday
President Reagan heads to Palm Springs for a private desert weekend with Nancy Reagan among friends. He plans to meet Secretary Haig to discuss Poland and will attend the Annenbergs estate New Year Eve party. He signs a $199.9 billion defense bill and announces Soviet sanctions tied to Poland.
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Coast Guard backs plan to rescue Harrison family in Pacific drift
Lawrence Friend of Scottsdale plans a 33 foot sloop voyage from Christmas Island toward Palmyra Atoll to offer aid to John Harrison and his daughters stranded for weeks after a typhoon. Canadian and U S authorities declined direct rescue noting not in immediate danger.
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Walesa ready to negotiate amid martial law in Poland
A Reuters style report notes Lech Walesa in Warsaw not under arrest and claims government aims to stabilize the Solidarity movement. Sabotage and protests were reported earlier, but a military council member says Poland sees no strikes today and production rising while discipline improves.
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