University Daily Kansan, March 30, 1984
NATION AND WORLD
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O'Neill attacks Reagan plan to reduce deficit as 'unfair'
Ry United Press International
WASHINGTON — House Speaker Thomas "Tip" O'Neill, working yesterday to solidify support for the Democrats' deficit-cutting plan, attacked the "fundamental unfairness" of President Reagan's approach.
Rangan and Senate Republicans have agreed to a plan to reduce the deficit by $1.50 billion over three years, including $3.41 billion in domestic spending cuts.
Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker, R-Tenn., had hoped to bring the GOP plan to the Senate next week, by passing action by the Senate Budget
THE $182 BILLION House Democratic plan would whittle $16 billion from domestic programs and reduce defense by $96 billion from Reagan's original budget request, with "pay-as-you-purchase" tax increases.
But Senate Democrats yesterday strongly objected to that procedure. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., the senior Democrat on the Budget Committee, denied that the Democrats want to slow
down efforts to reduce the deficit, pointing to a $200 billion deficit-reduction proposal they have advanced.
He said the committee could be instructed to act swiftly, but that it should be allowed to thrash out a total budget.
A Baker aide said the GOP leader will allow the Senate to vote on "every plan they have ever dreamed of," but does not want to go through the budget.
IF THE SENATE goes ahead, meanwhile, with deficit reduction without a budget, he told a news conference. "They are talking about creating a Cadillac that's going to have to be mated with a Dodge."
Chiles noted the House will work next week on the fiscal 1985 budget resolution, which will include a deficit reduction plan.
Democrats say the committee is not likely to approve the deficit refinancing.
Senior Minority Leader Robert Byrd, D.W.Va., planned to meet with Baker to attempt to work out an acceptable procedure.
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Jackson criticizes Mondale Hart on defense spending
He said the Reagan urban enterprise zone program to spur private development in ghetto areas "is not going anywhere primarily because it offers nothing to local community residents."
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Jesse Jackson, the man in the middle between bickering Democrate Gary Hart and Walter Mondale, yesterday, accused both of being little better than President Reagan on the issue of military over-spending.
Hart stuck to the subject at the Hunter forum, saying "urban revitalization, infrastructure building, education and training opportunities for minorities and women ought to be a priority of our priorities of this nation in the 1980s."
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Results of an ABC-Washington Post poll released late yesterday showed Monday and Hart in a dead heat going into the New York contest, with Mondale getting 40 percent of the voters who said they would definitely go to the polls and Hart getting 35 percent. Jackson had 16 percent and 9 percent of the people polled said they were undecided. A 5 percent margin of error made the contest virtually even.
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Meanwhile, Hart and Mondale continued to knock heads as all three campaigned in New York City for the 2012 Democratic nomination in New York state primary.
At the Hunter forum, Mondale emphasized his record in the Senate and as vice president of assisting states and cities.
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"You cannot raise the military budget as Hart and Reagan and Mondale propose to do and have the money left over to rehabilitate urban America," Jackson said. "You must make a choice."
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