Reagan Victory Signals Strong Start For Tax Plan
President Reagan’s House victory solidifies backing for his economic program and ends the lull from his shooting. The vote expresses general approval of the approach with details to follow in tax cuts and spending measures, while critics may push piecemeal changes. Baker notes the victory could reshape relations with Congress.
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Countywide decision urged on steam plant and landfill plan
Onondaga County must unite to address garbage disposal transcending municipal lines. Mulroy warns a yes or no vote is needed as studies date to 1974 and the Belle Isle landfill aims to open Oct 1, pending firm agreements for trash fuel and a linked resource recovery plant. Construction could start in four to six weeks, but completion depends on intermunicipal assurances.
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Reagan and Suzuki begin US Japan talks at White House
President Reagan and Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki meet at the White House to start two days of talks on trade defense and foreign policy. They stress friendship and cooperation while acknowledging both competition and shared goals as they seek common ground and deeper dialogue.
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