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Stevens described the closed- door noon session as “sort of a bring-the-wagons-together visit” that would serve as a forum for frank discussion of the president’s embattled prop osals and help stem a tide of GOP dissention over his 1983 budget. “It is sort of a family occasion and I think he’s going to have an overwhelmingly fine reception,” Stevens said on the CBS Morn ing News. However, the meeting came at atime of growing division be tween the White House and Congress over Reagan’s $757.6 billion budget — especially be cause of a projected $96.4 billion deficit widely viewed as political ly unacceptable. Despite the president’s staunch defense of his proposals — most recently during a politic- “I think we’re going to have some commit ments for across-the- board change in the budget, including de fense and including re venues and including the normally sacrosanct areas such as entitle ments. ”— assistant Sen ate GOP leader Ted Stevens. al trip to the West last week — Stevens, an Alaska Republican, said compromise is inevitable, even in previously protected areas. “I think we’re going to have some commitments for across- the-board change in the budget, including defense and including revenues and including the nor mally sacrosanct areas such as entitlements,” he said. Stevens, chairman of the de fense appropriations subcom mittee, said he hoped to mini mize the cutback in Reagan’s de fense request. “It’s a very serious matter,” he said, “but I do think that we all realize that something must come out of the defense budget. I think the president realizes that, too.” Senate GOP leaders, hopeful of fashioning a formal alterna tive to Reagan’s budget, studied a 12-page document Monday listing their options for reducing the deficit. Presidential counselor Edwin Meese said the administration expects a bona fide Republican alternative in about two weeks and the budget battle then should climax in the next 60 days. As Reagan returned to Washington from California “It’s a very serious mat ter, but I do think that we all realize that some thing must come out of the defense budget. I think the president real izes that, too. ” — Stevens. Monday, deputy press secretary Larry Speakes and Meese sounded far more conciliatory about an eventual compromise than Reagan did last week. Reagan told audiences in Cheyenne, Wyo., Albuquerque, illajnd: Battalion/Page 11 March 10, 1982 Smiles So.Hwy 6 N.M., and Los Angeles he en visioned “no retreat” on his de fense and tax proposals and huge budget deficits were a “necessary evil.” But the president’s tone evi dently changed during the weekend. Both Speakes and Meese found time to pointedly praise Senate Budget Chairman , Domenici for his comments on television Sunday about seeking an alternative agreeable to both sides, and the president called Domenici Sunday to praise him for his views, Meese said. Meese also indicated com promise is no longer a dirty word at the White House. “What’s a compromise?” he asked. “Everybody knows the final budget that is signed will not be the same budget item for item that he submitted.” mm: with a touch of COUNTRY CLASS COLLEGE STA. VV LIVE BANDS 6 Nites ^ A Week THIS WEEK HEARTBREAK PASS” TUES thru SAT [^> ★, Bring Along This Ad For Discount On Cover Charge! 'TUES. LADIES NIGHT 'WED. 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