Reagan to seek second term in State of the Union plan
Washington AP reports President Reagan plans a short political State of the Union address on January 25 to outline progress on 1980 campaign promises and announce a later re election bid. A separate San Francisco AP item covers Dan White parole protests by gay activists after the 1978 Moscone Milk killings.
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Heating bills surge 41 percent in December cold snap
The December cold snap lifted national heating costs to an estimated 6.03 billion for the last two weeks, 41 percent above normal, with the Western and Plains states showing the largest increases while several Western and Plains states set record heating demand.
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Peace plan would divide Lebanon among factions
In Beirut and Damascus mediators pressed a plan to separate Lebanon's civil war combatants with Druze and Shiite leaders meeting in Syria. Walid Jumblatt criticized the plan while indicating hope for approval. The plan envisions withdrawal of Christian militia forces, buffer zones, and observers, with no army entry into Druze areas.
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Mondale Hails Medicare Reform Plan To Curb Costs
Former Vice President Mondale told a Florida audience that states should apply federal guidelines to cap health care spending. He warned costs threaten Medicare solvency, projecting total health spending could hit 756 billion by 1990, and outlined five cost containment principles aimed at fair reduction across public and private payers.
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Reagan plans $6 billion manned space station push
Reagan administration signals asking Congress for funding to build a six astronaut space station starting with a modest down payment next fiscal year. The plan envisions module by module assembly in Earth orbit, a lab, power and heat section, docking facilities, and space for scientific experiments. It aims to boost national security and commerce, with possible future use as a staging area for missions to Mars and Venus. President Reagan’s budget outline shows NASA gains totaling billions through 1986–89, aligning with the grand vision outlined by science adviser George Keyworth. James Beggs of NASA predicted a go ahead for a staffed station to preserve U.S. space preeminence, amid Moon base speculation by Edwin Aldrin.
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