Reagan proposes large cuts in federal lending programs
The Reagan administration would cut federal loans and loan guarantees by about 11 to 15 percent through 1982, affecting home buyers farmers students and small businesses. The plan seeks 845 to 846 billion in 1982 budget cuts and includes possible reductions to Railroad Retirement Board subsidies and other credit programs pending congressional approval.
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Watt openness to lands hits critics and supporters
Interior Secretary James Watt accelerates energy development on 55 million acres of public land reversing Carter actions. He halves park purchases, seeks to shift coastal land to oil and gas use, cutting funds for parks while pledging more for park management. Environmentalists fear loss of iconic areas and reduced urban recreation funding.
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Twin Infants Die in Rare Sudden Infant Death Syndromic Case
DETROIT AP Two nine week old twins Vincent Ware II and Vincent III died, apparently from a rare simultaneous Sudden Infant Death Syndrome event. Parents found them unconscious in a crib. both were pronounced dead on arrival at Saratoga General Hospital. It marks the second twin crib death in Detroit’s history, noted by medical examiner Dr. John Smialek.
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Congressmen regret sharing Florida vacation house
Illinois congressman Tom Railsback said he, Rep. Thomas Evans Jr and Sen. Dan Quayle shared a Florida golfing vacation house with Paula Parkinson in January 1980 and called it a big mistake. Railsback said he had no involvement with Parkinson beyond the trip and urged those involved to have moved out.
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Telephone taunts stir Atlanta child killer theories
Taunting letters alleging the Atlanta child killer and a caller claiming the same have surfaced near the site of the 20th body. The letters, written with police jargon, prompted speculation the killer mimics authorities to gain trust, while a pastor says a body was found near his church after a call to the church help line. Public figures urge contact as investigations continue into 20 deaths and one disappearance.
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Arson Fire Kills Three Children in DC
In Washington DC three children aged 2, 1, and 2 months died in a pre dawn arson fire at 214 Morgan Street NW authorities said the blaze followed a domestic dispute. Darnell Jackson 28 was arrested at his L Place NW home and charged with homicide.
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