New federalism stalled as governors doubt plan
Washington report: Reagan’s new federalism, a 10 year shift of programs to states, stalls amid governor skepticism and Democratic resistance. Governors insist on state responsibility for education and welfare while Congress remains wary of cutting social programs.
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Washington
Reagan
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Officials try to save starved wild horses
In Pittsburg Texas volunteers rounded up 96 weakened wild horses from a 275 acre ranch where about 30 mustangs starved to death over the last three to four months. Veterinarian Dr Charles Robertson said officials do not know how many horses remain or exact death toll. Sheriff to hold hearing on a cruelty warrant and seizure order as a deer hunter alerted authorities.
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Pittsburg
Texas
Charles Robertson
Mount Pleasant
Robertson
Joe Corbett
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Doo Dah Parade Lights Up Rose Bowl Spoof Event
In Pasadena the Doo Dah Parade mocked the Rose Parade with no theme or prizes drawing about 100 entries and 40 000 spectators. Highlights included a giant turkey float titled Thanksgiving Leftovers and a 300 strong briefcase drill team. Zeke the Sheik from Mozambique led a toga clad scene while unemployed workers trailed a hand pulled office bearing a Closed sign.
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Calif
California
James Kemp
Bank of California
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Mozambique
Hunt still on for dead silo victims
Recovery crews pumped thousands of gallons of water from a 250-foot MX missile test shaft to uncover three of four dead workers after an instantaneous flash fire at the Arnold Engineering Development Center. Dana Roy Jr., Murray Tauscher, and Arthur Totten of Sacramento area were identified among the victims, with John P. Sipe of Manchester, Tenn. recovered higher up the shaft. Sverdrup Technology employed Sipe.
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Tullahoma
Tenn
Air Force
John Blaebourn
Arnold Engineering Development Center
Blackburn
Aerojet Strategic Propulsion Co
Sacramento
Calif
John P. Sipe
Sipe
Kenneth R. Johnson
Arnold
Johnson
Aerojet
Dana J. Roy Jr
Fair Oaks
Murray L. Tauscher
Roseville
Arthur Totten
Citrus Heights
Reagan pushes enterprise zones to aid hard-hit cities
President Reagan urged lawmakers to add a package of tax relief and investment incentives for inner-city areas to the lame-duck session agenda. He also advocated a large highway repair and jobs program funded by a 5 cent per gallon gas tax increase, aiming to finish the interstate system and strengthen bridges and transit.
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Santa Barbara
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Reagan
Congress
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Chrysler UAW talks resume as Canada-bargaining continues
In Highland Park, US and Canadian talks restart with economic issues mainly on the US table while Canadian negotiators focus on non economic items. UAW leaders warn timely progress is needed to avoid delaying a settlement before Christmas.
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Highland Park, Mich
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
Canada
U.S
UAW
Bob Barbee
Robert White
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