Senate approves slim recession bill with cuts urged
Washington AP report notes a 3.9 billion recession relief bill moving through the Senate includes 1 billion less than the House version and more cuts likely on the floor. Hatfield plans a 373 million cut to federally financed jobs. Reagan urged the move during a flight on Air Force One.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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Reagan
Hatfield
Air Force One
Oregon
Nuclear freeze showdown as House panel debates proposal
Washington AP United States lawmakers prepare for a climate of demonstrations outside the Capitol as the House Foreign Affairs Committee takes up a nuclear freeze resolution. Rep Edward Markey says the measure has 173 co sponsors and expects approval in committee and a likely vote in a Democrat controlled House next week. The Aug 5 House vote ended 204 202 against the measure.
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Reagan
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Edward Markey
D-Mass
Markey
Cuomo and D'Amato call for Burford EPA replacement
U S Senator Alfonso D Amato and Governor Mario Cuomo urged President Reagan to replace Anne McGill Burford as administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. D Amato said a new administrator should be appointed while Cuomo agreed, noting the president must decide.
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EPA
Ransom demand awaited for U S oil exec in Colombia
Four men in a stolen Mercedes abducted Kenneth Bishop the Texaco production manager in Colombia killing his two bodyguards and pulling him from his car to work. No ransom demand or claim of responsibility had been made as of this morning. This was the 83rd kidnapping in the country this year. Bishop has lived in Colombia 25 years, is married to a Colombian, with grown children in the United States.
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United States
Penny swallowed as teen sparks Wisconsin surgery story
New Berlin Wisconsin story about Douglas Trapp who swallowed a 1964 Lincoln penny at age six and later required a February surgery at age 18 to remove it. Doctors found the coin caused adhesions in his intestines after X rays revealed the penny’s location. Parents faced a $4000 medical bill though they kept humor about framing the penny with medical receipts.
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Reagan urged to join 25500 pound recession sundae
In St Albans Vermont UPI reports hundreds of schoolchildren pen letters urging President Reagan to attend the planned 25,500 pound ice cream sundae event on April 15. An estimated 20,000 people are expected to attend in a downtown park to help eat the sundae whose theme links recession to licking it. For every pound eaten sponsors will donate equal food staples to recession-hit U.S. areas.
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Vermont
United States
Plastic blood vessels could help 300000 annually
University of Utah doctors plan the first human implant of tiny polyurethane blood vessels, potentially aiding up to 300,000 people each year. The procedure extends years of research, faces funding twists, and aims to replace small diameter vessels up to 30 millimeters, improving outcomes for heart disease and arterial injuries.
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Center For Polymer Implants
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Lyman
Clark strengthens as pneumonia improves in artificial heart patient
Salt Lake City reports Barney Clark, 62, the patient with the world’s first permanent artificial heart, shows gradual recovery from aspiration pneumonia. He remains in fair condition at University of Utah Hospital on day 97, able to pedal an exercise cycle and spend brief periods off his respirator after developing pneumonia on March 3.
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Twisters strike Florida and Midwest storm batch
Severe weather swept Florida and the Midwest with tornadoes and thunderstorms. Blowing snow and freezing winds hampered utility crews in North Dakota while Florida twisters caused damage but no injuries reported in Satellite Beach. Heavy rain and floods left thousands cut off in California and San Jose area as cold front neared. A winter heat wave disrupted records from Texas to New York. A 76 year old woman died in Quincy Michigan after being struck crossing a street by a car yesterday.
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Tom McCarthy
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Reagan weighs sale of weather service to private sector
Washington reports the Reagan administration is considering breaking up the National Weather Service and selling satellites and related assets to private firms. NOAA head John Byrne said a Cabinet memo urges transferring civil operational satellites to U S private sector while White House weighs options for a leaner, more efficient operation.
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Commerce Department
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Weather forecast spans showers cold snap across regions
Upper Midwest endures icy cold with lows near nine degrees in Fargo. Thunderstorms and tornadoes touched off by a cold front in Michigan. Showers in the Ohio Valley and new snow in the Red River Valley. Rain expected from Maryland to central New England and across the Great Lakes. Snow in the Rockies and Lakes region. despites clears in the West. Sunset 6 02 p m sunrise 6 28 a m high yesterday 52 low 38. Air quality good with an AIR POLLUTION INDEX of 44.
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