Heritage Foundation Aims to Shape Reagan Policy Landscape
In a Capitol Hill townhouse, the Heritage Foundation unveils a 20 volume 3000 page blueprint urging defense boosts by 35 billion and broad policy shifts. The study argues for deregulation where feasible, CIA expansion, tax cuts, and rolling back federal programs, signaling a push to steer the new administration.
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Weekend Weather Outlook Shows Clouds and Rain Chance
Today is mostly cloudy with a 30 percent rain chance and highs in the mid 50s. Tonight small shower risk continues with the mid 40s. Monday brings highs in the mid to upper 50s and a 40 percent chance of rain. Details on Page A-2.
Desegregation chief overruled on sports quotas
US District Judge Frank Battisti ruled that extracurricular activities may be excluded from desegregation since they are voluntary. He rejected Donald Waldrip's order requiring basketball teams to be at least 20 percent white and baseball at least 50 percent black, noting quotas cannot govern voluntary activities.
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U.S. Team Probes Salvador Slayings of Four Americans
U S State Department team lands in San Salvador to probe the murders of four American women Sisters Dorothy Kazel Ita Ford Maura Clarke and lay worker Jean Donovan were found shot in a common grave near San Salvador The judge who signed their death certificates was later kidnapped and killed authorities said Bowdler assisted secretary of state for inter American relations accompanied the team as tensions rise with El Salvador’s junta
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Videodisc Revolution Expected In 1981
The 1981 year shapes as the videodisc revolution with Magnavox and Pioneer players already on shelves. RCA plans a sub $500 model in 4,000 U.S. cities on March 22 1981 followed by a JVC system by year-end. Formats remain incompatible and none record only play.
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