GOP senators draft budget blueprint
GOP senators draft a working paper proposing higher taxes lower defense spending and a two year freeze on cost of living increases for Social Security and other programs. The document circulated privately among leaders aims to illustrate a possible deficit reduction path toward 1985 with substantial caveats and no specific program changes.
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Washington
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Finance Committee
Bob Dole
Kansas
Budget Committee
Pete V. Domenici
New Mexico
Appropriations Committee
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
President Reagan
White House
Senate Gop
Congressional Budget Office
Reagan
Education Department
Reagan Ready to Revise New Federalism Plan
Washington reports the Reagan administration eyeing a major rewrite of New Federalism. The Post says Washington would fund welfare for the aged blind and disabled while forcing states to take over income maintenance for the able bodied poor. Officials say a swap of Medicaid for food stamps and AFDC is demanded, with potential withdrawal of Medicaid takeover if states resist. State and local officials told Congress the federal role must clear before any program turnovers.
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House Appropriations
National Coalition of Independent College and University
Education Department
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Nevada
Thomas 0. Enders
inter-American Affairs
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Cuba
Colombia
Poland
United States
Thomas Hammer
International Affairs
Senate Agriculture Committee
House Armed Services Subcommittee
Reagan
J - Sons
Paul Tsongas
D-Mass
Christopher Dodd
D-Conn
U.S
Central America
Soviet Union
Persian Gulf
Francis J. West Jr
Defense
International Security Affairs
Senate
Washington
Washington Post
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White House
Welk Praised By City Council On 79th Birthday Tribute
Los Angeles City Council honored Lawrence Welk with a special resolution as he turned 79. Council President Joel Wachs led the ceremony with a playful “one, two, three” as members applauded Welk’s “Champagne music.” Ernani Bernardi recalled working with Welk at the Aragon Ballroom in Santa Monica, where Welk’s TV shows began.
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Lawrence Welk
Los Angeles
Welk
Council
Joel Wachs
Ernani Bernardi
Koch blasts Dyson's public funded paper
New York mayor Ed Koch denounces John Dyson for using public funds to publish a Staten Island paper countering the Staten Island Advance. Dyson, PASNY chair, spent 9700 on Vol 1 No 1 of The Record to oppose the island coal garbage plant. Advance publisher Richard Diamond rejects ties between editorial policy and advertising.
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Dyson
NEW York
UPI
Edward Koch
State Power Authority
John Dyson
Staten Island Advance
Power Authority
State of
Oss
Staten Island
PASNY
Cliff Spieler
Advance
Richard Diamond
The
Rebel says truth on Ethiopia Cuba training and El Salvador ties
A Nicaraguan rebel, claiming fearless defiance, asserts no Nicaragua El Salvador link and denies arms shipments while recounting past Sandinista service. Fischer disputes Tardencillas statements and notes he commanded guerrillas in El Salvador. Two Salvadoran officers traveled with him to the United States.
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Ethiopia
Cuba
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Fischer
Tardencillas
United States
Von Bulow jury deliberates over insulin murder case
Jurors returned for a second day of deliberations after hearing Martha von Bulow’s maid recount the events surrounding the coma that preceded Mrs. von Bulow’s two hospitalizations. Claus von Bulow faces up to 40 years if convicted on two counts of attempted murder for allegedly insulin injections during Christmas visits at the Newport mansion in 1979 and 1980 to gain a $14 million fortune and wed a former soap actress.
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Martha von Bulow
Mrs. von Bulow
Ape al von Bulow
Newport
Khadafy ends Western visit denies backing terrorism
Libyan leader Col Muammar Khadafy, during a four day visit to Austria, denied supporting international terrorism in a televised interview. He was seen off by Chancellor Bruno Kreisky at Vienna airport and did not issue a statement on departure. He condemned actions while promoting closer ties with Western Europe and denounced the United States.
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Austria
Muammar Khadafy
Lam
Bruno Kreisky
Khadafy
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