Governors challenge Reaganomics at governors meeting
At the National Governors Association gathering in Washington, governors critique Reagan's defense buildup and deficits. A draft resolution urges deep defense cuts and higher taxes, while Democrats push tougher substitutes. Reagan clashes with Earl and Blanchard over charges of demagoguery as he defends aid to the disadvantaged.
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Washington
Reagan
Governors’ Association
Executive Committee
The
Association
Guam
Virgin Islands
Anthony
Earl
Wisconsin
Bill Clinton
Arkansas
Joseph B. Brennan
Maine
Toney Anaya
New Mexico
Richard F. Celeste
Ohio
Rudy Perpich
Minnesota
James J. Blanchard
Michigan
Bob Kerrey
Nebraska
White House
Earl and
Blanchard
Cuomo attacks Reagan gas decontrol proposal
Governor Mario Cuomo told reporters in Washington that about 40 percent of New York households using natural gas would see annual bills rise by 450 to 600 dollars under President Reagan's decontrol plan. He also criticized reduced mass transit aid and left a letter for Reagan outlining his concerns.
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UPI
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National Governors’ Association
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Public Service Commission
Florida grass fire blaze follows cigarette butt crash
A cigarette tossed into dry grass ignited a fast spreading fire that caused a chain reaction wreck on Interstate 75 near the U S 27 interchange. Four people were killed and 27 injured as explosions and flames trapped vehicles and horses panicked along the roadway. Witnesses recounted blinding smoke and a deadly inferno that claimed drivers from Crystal Lake Illinois and others, with several critically hurt and horses running loose before authorities recaptured three of them.
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Ocala
Fla
Larry Battey
Crystal Lake
Ill
Marion
Civil Defense
Tom Renau
Marion County
Keith Gauger
Doug Mezei
More GIs May See El Salvador Service Expanded
The Reagan administration weighs increasing U S training forces in El Salvador citing deteriorating conditions and a need to boost military aid by 60 million dollars this year. Officials question Salvadoran army performance while noting corruption and large scale operations favor commanders. Training limits may be lifted to allow presence at brigade and provincial levels, with three trainers recently sent home after counter insurgency actions.
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Washington
el Salvador
Robert S. Leiken
Georgetown Center For Strategic and International Studies
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
George P. Shultz
Senate
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