Congress Fights Clock in Stopgap Bid to Fund Government
Washington Congress moves to pass a continuing resolution to fund federal agencies after Oct 1 as the Senate opens work on a stopgap measure. House already approved similar action. Negotiations will resolve differences as lawmakers seek to avoid a shutdown and pressure from debates over the Clinch River reactor and public service jobs. The White House signals willingness to accept a funding level allowing Pentagon spending at current levels until a new bill is approved.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Clinch River
Tennessee
Reagan
Adinistration
White House
Pentagon
Defense Department
House Appropriations Committee
Bess Truman Alert After Hospital Stay
After a three week hospital stay for a bleeding intestinal ulcer former first lady Bess Truman is alert. Nurses aim to keep her physically active while Dr Graham notes her will and attitude influence recovery as she may recall events from Washington.
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Independence
Bess Truman
Wallace Graham
Graham
Washington
Syracuse Budget Proposes 83 Tax Hike Amid Cuts
The mayor warned the 1983 police roster will total 23 more positions than 1970, despite population dropping from 175000, citing a high per capita officer ratio. Several city staff cuts follow, while county takeover of Weights and Measures may shift costs, as the Board of Estimate seeks to balance lean state aid and reduced county revenue with a $12 city school tax hike and $16 county levy. The budget moves to Common Council hearings with a March 31 action target.
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Syracuse
Thomas J. Sardino
Department of Purchase Safety and Claims
Consumer Affairs Office
Auditor’s
Department of Weights
John Mulroy
Alexander
Board of Estimate
Onondaga County
Common Council
Accord on logging reaches cent. clearcutting regulation approved
Richard Booth of the Environmental Planning Lobby lauds a New York chapter decision amid industry heat. Steven Wolfgram of the Empire State Forest Products Association says the sector felt betrayed by securitized agency regions but accepts the fair terms. The association includes St. Regis Paper Co. Georgia Pacific Paper Co. International Paper Co. and Finch Pruyn Co.
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Richard Booth
New York
Environmental Planning Lobby
Steven Wolfgram
Empire State Forest Products Association
Securitied
St. Regis Paper Co
Georgia-Pacific Paper Co
International Paper Co
Finch, Pruyn and Co
Wool Blend Skirts and Trousers in Misses Styles
Fashion items feature wool blends in flannels plaids and tweeds with corduroys and textured fabrics. Misses and Juniors sizes offered. Prices range from $15 to $26 with sales and discounts noted. Regular prices cited between $18 and $30, now reduced.
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Shertlands
Fair Isles
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Albany
Fayetteville Mall
Mother Nature’s
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Shetland Pony
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Sibley’s and
Sears
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Edward Kennedy
Gary Hart
Kennedy
Hart
Denver
MasterCard
American Express
VISA
Anderson
Penincan
Fingerlakes
Pyramid Mall
Ithaca
Camillus Mall
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