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Economist:
By Associated Press
Despite record deficits, congressional
economists today predicted
continued economic recovery for
the next two years, with employment
falling below 7 percent and inflation
remaining under 5 pcrccnt.
4 RiiHor?f pvpn nf ihp ci;p
recently experienced and projected
for the next several years, are
unlikely to have a sudden destructive
impact on the economy," the
Congressional Budget Office said in
its annual economic report to the
House and Senate.
However, the report cautioned
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Feuding sibli
mother died
By Associated Press
DULUTH, MlnnT? A brother and
who feuded for years didn't know
80-year-old mother had died until they
each other where she was and went t
home. Her body was found in the
room, where it had been decomposing
year.
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cd," said Ken Evenson, the son-in-li
Blanche Hansen, who was found Wedr
in her locked and dilapidated bungalo
Neighbors said they thought Mrs. Hi
a widow who cursed "like a lumber
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that if large deficits persist without
congressional action, "runaway
debt" would eventually stifle the
economy.
THE ENI) result could be
"stagnating or perhaps even dcclining
standards of living,
deteriorating public services, or
reduced defense capabilities," the
report said.
"Even though" the damage may
be difficult to detect, it would
become progressively more difficult
to undo," it added.
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asked live with her daughter or in a
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living neighbor for about 30 year
for a been any activity over the
years, at least."
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of Evenson said the lack of
lesday Mrs. Hansen and her child
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jack" taking care of her.
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partisan agency came as the Senate r
budget Committee prepared for its c
second day of hearings on President t
Reagan's record $974 billion s
budget.
Rudolph Pcnner, the budget office
director, was scheduled to r
testify both on the report and on c
the president's budget. t
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IN THE ABSENCE of deficit- t
cutting action, the federal deficit ? t
now hovering at just over $200
billion ? will rise to $296 billion by
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slaying two Hartsvitle me
?l'-"z?"r trunk of a car parked nca
yt;0 . ,J ; The bodies of Harold 5
Jg I were discovered Tuesday r
from the trunk of a 1983 f
tags, authories said.
'-7"" v ^ The men had been shot
~ ~ - j per torsos and likely had
f-.7% 7 J cash, police said.
Igjj Goetz pleads inno
Km . innocent to charges of ill
H tion with the shootings ot
last December.
Judge Stephen Crane n
$5,000 cash and set a hea
Hundreds of protester
troom, chanting slogans v
"Bernhard Goetz, you
vyj| genocide."
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WASHINGTON ? P
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ed elements of the news i
ie Children's liberalism" and argued tl
i at the 1984 free of this prison called
Patrick Buchanan, 46,
in 135 newspapers, was
post, which had been va<
r Jan. 15, 1984. Chief of
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later Rockefellers to pi
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which they have rented fr
lad gone away to 50 years.
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the woman's and 51st streets, from Fit
s. "There hasn't 13 buildings of Rockefel
re for a couple the RCA building, Rad
Press building and the ic
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growth 1
nends $39 billion in domestic spcn- j
ling cuts, would reduce the deficit 1
o $180 billion by 1990, the report
aid.
Reagan's budget, which rccom- I
nends $39 billion in domestic spenling
cuts, would reduce the deficit [
o $180 billion by 1986 and ? ad- H
ninistration officials claim ? furhcr
declining amounts each year
hereafter.
The budget office forecasts
"generally favorable economic performance
though 1985-1986."
:oday I
for S.C. men's murders |
ery was the apparent movtive for the
;n whose bodies were found in the
ir a museum, authorities say.
iellers and Walter Ellcrby, both 35,
light after blood was found dripping
>ontiac with South Carolina dealer's
several times in their heads and upi
been robbed of at least $2,5(X) in
cent to weapons charge
artl Hiibo (inol/ vesterdav nleaded E
egal weapons possession in connec- gjjf
four young men on a subway train Eg
cduced Goetz' bail from S50.000 to I
ring for Feb. 27. [
s demonstrated outside the cour- H
vhich could be heard inside, such as
can't hide, we charge you with
I communications chief |
resident Reagan's new communicanscrvative
columnist who has brand- I
Tiedia a "publicity arm of American I
hat the United States should "break
arms control."
whose thrice-weekly column appears
named Tuesday to communications |
:ant since David R. Gergen resigned |
Staff Donald Regan said Buchanan I
:h writing and media relations.
ay $400 million for land I
Rockefellers have agreed to pay $400
s Oi land under Rockefeller Center, j
om Columbia University for the past
tan real estate is located between 48th
fth to Sixth avenues, and the original
ler Center still sit on it. They include
io City Music hall, the Associated
:e-skating rink.
at the Rockefeller Group would buy
was made Tuesday, one day after the
stees approved the sale. The transacmore
than $34 million an acre, is exatcr
this month.
- Compiled from wire raports.
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