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February 10,1982
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This Valentine’s Day
Ai*e Better”
Reagan’s budget
draws predictions
of f iscal gloom
Give your Sweetheart
an AGGIE bouquet
or a bouquet of
Heart Shaped balloons
for Valentine’s Day.
This Thursday &
Friday only, the
ASC-AIA will be
selling balloons
for Valentine’s Day
in the MSC.
United Press International
President Reagan’s proposed
budget is causing a storm of de
bate on Capitol Hill and drawing
predictions of more fiscal gloom
from a think tank of conserva-
Thnrsday & Friday only
live economists.
The budget proposal, which
projects a record deficit of $91.5
billion next year, would keep in
terest rates up and slow econo
mic expansion, economists from
the American Enterprise Insti
tute said.
On Capitol Hill, Reagan’s
proposed fiscal 1983 budget of
$757.6 billion drew groans from
both Democrats and Republi
cans, who seemed determined to
alter it because of the fat deficit.
The deficit worries spread to
Wall Street where prices
plunged to their lowest point
this year.
The Dow Jones industrial av
erage, a 4-point winner Friday,
dived 17.60 points to 833.42, its
lowest point since it hit 832.95
on Oct. 29.
The New York Stock Ex
change index fell 1.47 points to
66.32, and the price of an aver
age share decreased 62 cents.
Economists for the American
Enterprise Institute agreed the
deficit is too large, but disagreed
on how to deflate it.
In another congressional de
bate Monday, defenders of the
metric system argued Reagan’s
proposal to abandon voluntary
conversion efforts would wind
up costing more than it saves,
while also hurting trade.
The administration’s 1983
budget proposal would elimin
ate $2 million for the 7-year-old
U.S. Metric Board, an indepen
dent agency charged with assist
ing the public on metric conver
sion.
The United States is the last
industrial nation to retain the
English inch and pound stan
dards, and most American in
dustries sell all or part of their
products under metric stan
dards or with metric labeling.
juniors
graduate students
last elimieeSS
to have YOUR PICTURE
in AGGIELAND ’82
get shot::
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Say it with flowers
jJK
staff photo by John Ryan
Glenn Schroeter, a junior floriculture
major from Victoria, and Lisa Young, a
senior floriculture major from San
Antonio, sell a Valentine’s Day bud vase
to Shirley Jones, a senior biochemistry
major from Kingwood. The Floriculture
Club sells bud vases annually to financea
trip during spring break.
Galveston County DA hires
aide for nursing home trial
United Press International
GALVESTON — Galveston
County Commissioners Monday
approved the hiring of a consul
tant to provide the district attor
ney with investigative and tech
nical assistance in a murder trial I
Ronald H. Rogers of Boernewil |
help prosecute murder charge
against a Houston nursing horn |
corporation and eight of itsem
ployees.
The Autumn Hills Convales
cent Center of Texas City and
eight of its employees art
charged with murder for the
deaths of eight elderly resident!
of the home. In June, Autumn
Hills and the employees were in
dicted on a total of 38 countsol
murder between 1978 and 1979.
John
memo
Texas
C. Evs
No trial date has been set.
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