Senate Republicans urge deeper defense cuts in 1982 budget
Senate Appropriations Republicans press for deeper defense cuts than Reagan proposes and seek changes to cost of living increases for benefit programs. Hatfield says aim is around 4 billion in defense savings, plus entitlements reforms and tax changes. White House vows veto over House plan boosting social program funding.
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Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
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Hatfield
Republican Committee
Congress
White House
Thomas O'Neill
House
Alaska gas pipeline plan backed
The Reagan administration backed efforts to build a 4800 mile Alaska to lower 48 gas pipeline, aiming to secure waivers for financing covering about 75 percent of the project. The plan, potentially costing up to 40 billion dollars, would involve regulatory certainty and partial ownership for three major oil companies while seeking international funding sources amid House opposition and market feasibility concerns.
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Alaska
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Northwest Alaskan Pipeline Co
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Atlantic Richfield Co
Standard Oil Co
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British Petroleum Co
Standard Oil
Prudhoe Bay
Canada
United States
Capitol Hill
Senate Energy Committee
Senate
House
John D. Dingell
Michigan
Energy Committee
New York
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