Reagan to hold fourth news conference in eight months
Washington AP reports Ronald Reagan, starting tax and budget cuts, will meet reporters at 2 p.m. in the White House East Room. It is his fourth conference in eight months and his first since June 16, with past events at his California ranch noted.
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Larry Speakes
Wet and Cold Weather Set to Bring Showers
National Weather Service forecasts showers tonight with lows between 40 and 45 F and continued showers tomorrow. Wind shifts from southeast to southwest, with temps in the upper 40s. Rain chances run 100 percent tonight and 70 percent tomorrow, as a cooler, windy pattern develops.
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Haig outlines U S Saudi AWACS deal understanding
Secretary of State Alexander Haig announced an eight point understanding to sustain a American presence into the 1990s on AWACS radar planes sold to Saudi Arabia. The package valued at 8.5 billion dollars aims to ease congressional opposition and limits involvement to carefully screened Saudi and U S nationals.
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Congress
Albany Daily Numbers Draw Reveals 577
A state numbers game result announced last night displayed the pick 577. A boy explains reluctance to add more to his piggy bank with a quip about making kids misers and turning parents into bank robbers.
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Albany
Tax and budget cuts open fiscal year in Reagan era
The 1982 fiscal year began with a 23 percent personal tax cut and new investment provisions while budget cuts hit municipalities, welfare recipients, and public services. Welfare redemptions, higher school lunch costs, tougher food stamp rules, and reduced veteran burial benefits frame rising consequences as critics warn of deeper austerity. Congress and the president seek additional savings amid a tightly contested election year.
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Seattle
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Congress
Congress OKs emergency funding bill to avert shutdown
Congress adopts an emergency spending measure to fund federal agencies through November 20, 1982, with liberalized tax breaks and automatic pay raises for Congress and judicial pay changes. Senate and House votes cleared the bill before the deadline amid broader actions on Social Security, Angola policy, and milk price supports.
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Beirut car bombing killings raise toll amid PLO targets
A car bomb in West Beirut near Abu Iyad’s offices killed at least 30 people and wounded about 130, with a Red Cross nurse suggesting up to 50 could be dead. The blast damaged high rises, shops, and streets, scattering mutilated bodies and leaving residents fearing further collapses. The PLO reported 18 dead and blamed Israel-related Lebanese factions, while no immediate group claimed responsibility.
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Beirut
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Salah Khalaf
Abu Iyad
PLO
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National Movement
Israel
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Najwa Shawaf
Fourth Cortland escapee captured at grandparents home
Cortland County sheriff reports the arrest of Robert W. Snyder, 23, of Cortland, the last of four inmates to escape from Cortland County Jail. Chittenango village police and deputies from Cortland and Madison counties surrounded the grandparents’ house near Five Corners before dawn. Snyder had been moved from a Locke residence to the grandparents’ home earlier.
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