Governors warn Reagan cuts cost states billions in 1982
NGA chairman says Reagan tax and spending plan will cost states about 15 billion and urges White House to give governors a voice in future budget cuts. Busbee of Georgia reports states and localities absorb at least one third of the 35 billion reduction, facing 2.3 billion in corporate revenue losses and higher borrowing costs.
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Sadat urges direct talks between Palestinians and Israelis
President Anwar Sadat used a Georgetown University speech and a news conference to press for universal recognition of the Palestinian people and their representatives. He urged direct talks, warned against West Bank sovereignty moves, and noted U S and Iran risks along with potential Soviet action in Poland.
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Reagan Takes Precautions Against Plague Threat
White House says a wood rat infected with bubonic plague was found near Rancho del Cielo. Reagan, on a 28 day vacation, follows county health precautions such as stuffing jeans in boots and avoiding dead animals. Officials warned residents and the White House to take proper precautions.
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Per Capita Income Rises 10.2 Percent in year
The Commerce Department reports U S per capita income rose 10.2 percent last year to 9521 dollars while prices also climbed 10.2 percent. Alaska and Connecticut lead with 12790 and 11720 dollars. Mississippi at 6580. The growth outpaced in 25 states and lags in 19. Texas Maine Colorado and New Jersey posted the largest income gains.
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Reagan era labor clash with PATCO strike intensifies
Justice Department reports 72 PATCO strikers named in criminal complaints as potential arrests loom for illegal strike against the federal government. PATCO leader Robert Poli warns impact is not yet felt and accuses Reagan aides of breaking campaign promises on staffing and hours.
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Guardian Angels: Youths Train To Help Society
The Angel program features teens and young adults volunteering to help others. Trainees express a sense of duty despite risks, with Ellsworth Hickersn aiming to be a policeman and David Perez noting the presence of dangers, while Ed Marin relishes the positive impact.
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Vietnam protests U.S. reaction to goodwill gesture on MIAs
Vietnam accuses the United States of distorting its efforts to recover the remains of some 2,500 missing American servicemen. Hanoi delivered a diplomatic note in Bangkok amid U.S. demands for fuller explanations of delays in returning remains of three pilots.
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