Reagan budget passes Senate amid bipartisan clashes
The Senate approved a $700.8 billion 1982 budget with major cuts in nondefense programs, while Democrats argued against the plan and the White House hailed the vote as democracy at its best. House support followed, with a compromise to be drafted by fall.
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Alaska
Greenfield High School survey reveals teen drug and sex activity
A survey of 274 ninth and tenth graders in Greenfield Massachusetts shows high engagement in drinking drugs and sexual activity by age 15. 81 percent report drinking, 86 percent tried drugs, 3 percent had sex, LSD use cited by 41 percent. The health instructor urges early education and parental involvement amid proposed budget cuts.
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Teamsters official silent on crime hints at fifth amendment use
Roy L Williams, head of the Central Conference, invoked the Fifth Amendment 23 times before a Senate subcommittee. A draft report alleges his refusal to discuss duties as a long time pension fund trustee questions his fitness for any union post. Williams faces Justice Department scrutiny over possible influence on deregulation efforts and ties to organized crime.
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House OKs leasing land back to farmers
In Columbus, Rep. Gene Damschroder, a Republican from Fremont, won his first career legislative victory by pushing a bill to require the Ohio Department of Transportation to lease back unused highway right of way to farmers for crop production. The measure passed the House 91 to 3 and moves to the Senate.
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Explosion wracks Louisiana oil refinery near Sulphur
An explosion at Cities Service Oil Company's main refinery section south of Sulphur, Louisiana, produced a 250 foot fireball and heavy smoke. No injuries were reported as firefighters from Lake Charles, Sulphur, and nearby towns battled the high pressure blaze for about two hours after the blast prompted highway closures and an emergency police radio alert.
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Hunger striker death sparks new Belfast violence
Catholic crowds rioted after the death of IRA hunger striker Francis Hughes in Maze Prison. Protests spread to Dublin with clashes outside the British embassy. A 21-year-old was shot dead as troops faced gunfire and gasoline bombs.
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The Chronicles Telegram Publication Details
The notice lists daily and Sunday publication rates and payment terms for United States delivery. It mentions a postal address in Elyria and a postmaster contact, indicating subscription options by mail and motor route for monthly and annual charges.
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Atlanta slaying adds to ongoing pattern in city
Police say William Barrett, 17, died from strangulation matching many of Atlanta’s 26 similar cases. Investigators collect more evidence but lack enough to join the special task force. no arrests yet. A custodian briefly questioned. Barrett’s body found on a dead end street, fully clothed, with minimal struggle and no sexual molestation.
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