Reagan dilemma deepens as extra cuts argued
Washington insiders say the Reagan administration must justify another 3 to 6 billion dollars in 1982 spending cuts to keep the deficit within the president’s target. Budget aides debate base figures, with Stockman and Weidenbaum urging larger cuts while House Democrats brace for sharper reductions.
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Salvadoran adviser death deception claims unfold
The Pentagon reported that Salvadoran guerrillas used a former US Air Force sergeant's ID to fake word that a US military adviser was fatally wounded in combat in El Salvador. The Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front issued a communique from Memeo City confirming the deception and outlining their stance.
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Michigan tax revolt leaders fear publicity impact
Detroit dispatch reports hundreds pledge support to the We the People ACT movement centered in Flint area auto plants. Organizers warn public attention could provoke government action and jeopardize their legal case as the protest spreads nationwide with estimates of up to 200,000 adherents amid tax reform discourse.
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Mini parks plan faces foreclosures challenge in suburbs
Foreclosure sales loom as towns consider land bank options to avoid unclaimed properties. March 11 and 12 will see 315 parcels auctioned, many in west suburbs like North Olmsted Parma Brook Park Berea Westlake and Strongsville. Officials urge residents to back a city buyback plan to turn nuisances into assets rather than selling to speculators.
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Tex Longhorn still barns with animals despite fame draws
Tex Longhorn, famed for NBC Real People exposure, lives in a secret barn with cows Barbara Brenda and Julie and horse Ricky. He rejects city life, hopes for a farm, and may appear on CBS Thats My Line if Barbara can join. He worries about humans and favors his animal companions.
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Making of a godfather Tino Fiumara rises at 36 in mob
FBI tape transcripts reveal how 36 year old Tino Fiumara, a part time auto body man, is groomed by New York mob bosses to run New Jersey docks. Mentions Sonny Montella, Carol Gardner, and Thomas Buzzanca as key figures. discusses loyalty fear and future potential, with caution about his hand of heat.
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Cleveland School Board weighs firing of Superintendent Carlin
The Cleveland School Board meets amid disarray as reports say four of seven members may support renewing Peter P. Carlin’s contract or firing him. The Plain Dealer notes Carlin’s three year term runs to June and a Sunday notice is required if not renewed. Board President John Galla gher says action will be taken today with civic leaders aware of the issues. The district faces a $45.8 million deficit this year.
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Prince Charles as Australia governor general speculation
Amid legal and royal talk, Malcolm Fraser welcomed the speculative idea of Prince Charles serving as Australia's governor general while The Guardian notes a possible return of an Australian to the top post. The report details Charles potential, the queen’s stance, and reactions from Fraser and Australian press.
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Reagan taps actor John Gavin as ambassador to Mexico
UPI reports President Reagan selected Spanish speaking actor John Gavin, 48, a friend of the president, to be the U.S. ambassador to Mexico. Gavin previously advised Latin American economics at Stanford. The Dallas Times Herald notes Gavin’s nomination may wait on top State Department appointments.
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