Christian right reshapes Congress says moral index
Up to date ratings show the Christian Right lobby claiming a major impact on voting patterns in both chambers. Grant cites shifts among Senate Democrats and House members toward conservative positions on moral issues, with several moderates moving toward 70 percent or higher on a 12 issue index.
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Trade not arms for Third World, says Overseas Development Council
The Overseas Development Council urges the United States to base security on liberalized world trade and increased aid rather than military power. The 1982 volume argues for less intervention, more regional mediation, and greater development aid, noting U S aid was 0.27 percent of GNP in 1980.
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Egypt bans tours of Tutankhamen relics worldwide
Culture Minister Abdel Hamid Radwan ordered that the Tutankhamen collection may not leave Egypt. Only copies or nonfragile pieces may travel. The ban follows controversy over damage claims during the West Berlin showing. The exhibit previously toured Washington and other cities to raise funds for preserving monuments near the Aswan Dam.
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Williams guilty of killing 2 from page A-1
Wayne Bertram Williams was found guilty on two counts for the Atlanta child killings. The verdict read by prosecutor Lewis Slaton found him guilty of the murders of Nathaniel Cater and Jimmy Ray Payne. Williams reacted angrily in court as reporters filled the room.
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Nancy Reagan seeks to reshape image amid fashion and policy
Nancy Reagan shifts public focus to drug abuse among youth and lectures in Florida Texas while facing critique over her White House renovations and expensive designer gifts. Allies label 1980s season as challenging as polls show high negative ratings despite being named most admired woman.
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Reagan tax plan seen widening rich poor gap
The Congressional Budget Office says families earning over $20,000 gain about 83 percent of Reagan's $82 billion tax cut while low income households face larger cuts in federal benefits. The study notes a $120 tax cut for under $10,000 earners versus about $15,000 for those earning over $80,000 and predicts heavier benefit cuts for the poor. It attributes about two-thirds of savings from reduced benefits to those under $20,000 and says total revenue losses reach about $82 billion in 1983.
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