Congress leaves many unsolved problems for lame ducks
The 97th Congress, molded by Reagan era gains, returns amid a stubborn recession and looming budget deadlines. Spending bills for 1983 face December deadlines, while battles over a balanced budget amendment and social issues left unresolved. Immigration reform and a major nuclear waste bill also await action after the election recess.
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Washington AP Democrats reject a proposed balanced budget amendment, betting voters fear the economy more than long term need for fiscal restraint. Reagan vows to push the issue in upcoming elections, while Democrats accuse him of a diversionary tactic tied to high unemployment and recession.
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