Reagan plan faces critic's plea as safety net holes open
Health and welfare advocates charge the administration burdens the poor as cuts deepen. Marian Wright Edelman calls the plan a devastating attack on the neediest, while lawmakers split on the scope of changes to food stamps Medicaid housing energy aid and student aid budgets. Public service jobs under CETA would end if Congress backs the plan with March budget submission.
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Fatal bus crash baffling investigators near Quantico
A commuter bus from Washington bound for the suburbs plunged 80 feet from an I-95 bridge into Chopowamsic Creek killing 10 and injuring 14. Driver Carl Fearl of Stafford County died. mystery surrounds cause as many victims were government workers.
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Reagan bets billions on 30 percent tax break
President Reagan asks Congress to pass a 30 percent cut in individual income tax rates over four years starting July and a faster depreciation schedule for business equipment. The plan would cost over 8 billion this year and rise to more than 220 billion by 1986, and aims to spur jobs, investment, and productivity nationwide.
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Reaganomics sparks debate on energy aid and inflation
Economists and a union leader clash over Reagan's plan, arguing energy assistance is crucial to prevent cold, while others warn a 10 percent tax cut and higher defense outlays risk inflation. Officials expect TRA program changes but no broad cuts to Ohio beneficiaries in 1982.
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Berea area plans unveiled for senior center complex
A committee proposes a multi purpose senior center at CA Thomas Biemilitary School in Middleburg Heights to serve Berea, Brook Park, and Middleburg Heights. The plan includes hot meals five days a week, health testing, social activities, counseling, staffing, funding, and a self supporting meal program with subsidized options.
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Nixon and Hayes clash over foreign policy at Ohio fundraiser
Former President Nixon urged tough stance toward the Soviet Union praising Reagan Haig policies while voicing concerns about nuclear dominance and communist expansion. He praised Ohio Republicans for a Senate majority gain and defended his ties to the state as he attacked Democratic critics led by Harry Meshel at the fundraiser.
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GNP rises 4 percent in fourth quarter
Washington reports the gross national product grew at an annual 4 percent rate in the fourth quarter, up from 2.4 percent in the prior quarter. Analysts say the gain signals solid economy health and may sustain first quarter strength, with an $95 billion increase noted.
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