Cuomo proposes 1.2 billion tax cut and local relief plan
Gov. Mario Cuomo in the State of the State proposed a 1.2 billion three year tax cut to spur private sector jobs and business expansion in New York. He also urged an 850 million fund for hazardous waste cleanup and continued calls for federal action on acid rain along with a prescription drug program and permanent property tax relief credits.
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Black SAT gains still lag white scores in college access
New figures show Black students posted a 714 combined SAT mean for 1983-84, up seven points from the prior year, but the gap to the national 897 average remains large. Reginald Wilson, head of the Education office at the American Council on Education, cautions that gains may not translate into broader college attendance.
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Cuomo Urges State Overhaul With Bonds and Grants
Cuomo promotes a broader reform plan claiming compassion and common sense can reshape New York government. He proposes a 350 million Superfund for hazardous waste cleanup and 700 million in bonds for 1987 to fund environmental cleanup. He also seeks 5.5 billion from bonds and other sources to boost housing by 80,000 units.
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Reagan sees 1985 as year for arms talks progress
President Reagan stated that 1985 should be a year of dialogue and improved U S relations with the Soviet Union as new negotiations on nuclear and space weapons began in Geneva. He said a summit would be possible if it would aid talks but dismissed meetings without purpose and signaled continued pursuit of research on a space based anti missile system.
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Reagan eyes detente as arms talks resume in Geneva
The president hailed the restart of US Soviet arms talks as a small step toward a year of dialogue and negotiations. He suggested broader topics beyond weapons could be discussed and indicated a potential shift on Social Security, taxes, and deficits if Congress pushes major reforms. He warned that Geneva talks' success might signal a new era, with further discussion beyond disarmament.
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NiMo Faces $20 Million Refund Ruling Spark Anger
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp reacted with outrage to a unanimous state Public Service Commission order requiring a $20 million refund to consumers for imprudent management at coal and oil plants from 1977 to 1982. Officials said the decision could go to court, while shareholders incur a one time 10 cent per share charge.
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