Reagan's 88 program aims for familiar deficit fight
As 1988 approaches, President Reagan signals another year of reduced federal government and spending cuts. Aides say a new budget strategy may emerge from the State of the Union set for January 25, while debates with Congress persist over deficits and priorities.
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Legal woes grip 3 presidential campaigns over matching funds
The Treasury readies nearly 29 million in matching funds as campaigns face court orders and FEC scrutiny. Hart debts loom while Robertson ponders accepting federal money and Dukakis Bush lead fund drives with millions in certified matches amid audits.
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