Reagan Honeymoon Echoes Carter as First Month Ends
Newhouse News Service observes that Reagan’s early month in office drew uniformly favorable reviews, likening it to Carter’s honeymoon four years earlier. While praise for Reagan’s calm leadership and polling highs stands, experts warn that Carter’s later mistakes and aggressive anti Soviet rhetoric could portend future trouble for Reagan.
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Watching Fish Tanks May Reduce Everyday Stress
Three University of Pennsylvania researchers report that quietly watching fish in home aquariums can lower blood pressure and stress. Fish presence yields stronger relaxation than fishless tanks, with implications for stress related ailments.
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Newhouse
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Pet Products Companies
Reagan Says Balanced Budget Hopes Extend To 1984
President Reagan preserves a target of balancing the federal budget by 1983 though White House economists privately concede 1984 is the earliest plausible year. Officials cite a weaker economy and argue 1982 and 1983 deficits demand sizable spending cuts and tax relief. The plan outlines roughly 10 to 15 billion in cuts this year and up to 50 billion for 1982, plus tax reductions and depreciation shifts.
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Hispanic leaders meet with Reagan at White House luncheon
Hispanic leaders praised the White House turnout but warned the administration’s conservative shift risks eroding civil liberties and funding. Ruben Bonilla of LULAC urged deeper policy impact beyond briefings as VP Bush and aides attended the session.
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IRS seeks $442,881 from Alioto ex wife in 1976 taxes
The Internal Revenue Service demands 442,881 in additional 1976 income taxes from Angelina Alioto, ex wife of former San Francisco Mayor Joseph L. Alioto. The IRS says she must pay tax on half of her lawyer-husband's 1.3 million income from their last full year of marriage, while disallowing 429,732 in losses from movie partnerships. She appeals to the Tax Court.
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San Francisco
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Notice of Proposed Changes in Telephone Rates
Public Service Commission receives tariff amendment for Horizon Communication System introducing Variable Term Payment Plan and a new VS equipment option. Obsolete two tier and companion plans. existing subscribers may keep current plan. Tariffs and rate details available at company offices and PSC. request by writing VIPP-3 Box 99 Howling Green Station New York 10009.
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