Engine of terror shadowing Northern Ireland funeral
Belfast mourners heard bishop Cahal Daly condemn the “engine of terror” tearing through Northern Ireland after the murder of Joseph Donegan, a 48 year old father of seven, with Catholics and Protestants alike brutalized by the sectarian violence.
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Free house on overpass island thrills donors
A three bedroom two bath house valued at 75000 dollars is being given to a nonprofit but must be moved from a site ringed by expressway overpasses. Real estate manager Pete Austen said moving costs reach ten to twelve thousand dollars and no group has yet devised a plan to relocate it. The owners Drs Peter Genovese and Alan Roberts aim to replace the residence with an office building.
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Reagan Urges Optimism as Campaign Push Goes National
President Reagan asks voters to vote their hopes not fears as he tours Wyoming Montana Nevada Utah and New Mexico with NRCC support to back GOP Senate candidates. He debates critics over inflation interest rates and spending while defending his economic record and urging optimism.
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Record budget deficit prelude to more red ink
The article outlines a 1982 federal deficit of 110.7 billion dollars, a new record, with estimates for 1983 around 115 billion and private forecasts up to 150 billion or more. It notes President Reagan's earlier balanced-budget pledge, ongoing deficits for 13 consecutive years, and concerns about higher interest rates from government borrowing. The Treasury reports show outlays of 728.42 billion against 617.77 billion in revenue.
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Storms batter coasts as fishing boat sinks two more crews
Violent Pacific storms with 50 mph winds sank two fishing boats near Puget Sound and capsized a 58-foot vessel. One fisherman, Ton dovich of Bellingham, died after being pulled from the water. Crewman George Lundstrom is presumed dead. A helicopter rescued another crewman Michael Noyes who described a waterlogged galley and a crew missing George. Heavy rains and mudslides hit Utah and the South with record cold.
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