New York Faces Largest Dollar Cut in Reagan Budget
The Reagan 1986 budget would slash federal aid to states, with New York losing 1.25 billion dollars and California 736 million. Oregon and Wyoming would bear sizable percentage losses, while Florida and Ohio top the list for percentage cuts. The study by the Federal Funds Information for States cites Medicaid expansion and shared revenues as key factors.
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Oregon
Wyoming
Reagan
New York
Federal Funds
National Governors Association
National Conference of State Legislatures
Victor J. Miller
Federal Forest Service
California
Ohio
Michigan
Texas
Florida
Fincis
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Raymond C. Scheppach
The
Governors Association
New Mexico
Maryland
North Carolina
Iowa
Miller
Customs to publicize names of unstated drug offenders
The United States Customs Service plans to publish weekly lists naming individuals caught with small amounts of illegal drugs but not arrested or prosecuted. Lists will include names, addresses, occupations, drug type and amount, with regional disclosures. Critics say the move risks violating rights and ruining lives.
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United States Customs Service
Customs Service
New York
Boston
Miami
Los Angeles
Houston
New Orleans
Chicago
William von Raab
Customs Commissioner
Cable sale in Syracuse: NewChannels blasts deal terms
NewChannels owner Newhouse family questions feasibility of an acquisition rather than price. Lind notes only bid from McCaw Communications with no local investors planned. City officials seek to protect residents' rates and ensure a first class operation while Rogers Cable System faces debt relief and a 1988 franchise expiry with renewal option.
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Lind
McCaw Communications
Newhouse Family
Syracuse
Rogers Cablesystems
Rogers
McCaw
Affiliated Publications Inc
Globe Newspaper Co
Boston Globe
David Garber
Rogers Cable Systems
SS chief backs 20 percent staff cut plan
Washington AP reports the head of the Social Security Administration says a 20 percent staff reduction over six years can succeed due to modernization efforts. A House appropriations subcommittee chairman doubts the plan, while congressional investigators criticize the agency's streamline plans as based on a questionable model for acceptable service delivery.
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Murphy
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Kennedy International Airport
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Kennedy
San Ysidro
Calif
Don Edwards
D-Calif
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Edwards
Washington
Social Security Administration
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