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2 4 - THE HERALD. Mon., Feb, 16, 1961 Reagan to blitz media to sell budget WASHINGTON (UPI) - President proposals. It’s the fat.” economic advisers and also to plan a Reagan will carry his budget Speaking at the Kings County media campaign to rally the support message directly to 12S newspaper Republican Lincoln Day Dinner, of the American public for his and broadcast editors this week as Bush said, "President Reagan means economic package. part of his media blitz to sell the business, and working under his Affluent program. directive, we mean business.” After a weekend at Camp David, Sounding much like he was cam Reagan returns to the White House paigning for office again. Bush noted today for some final work on the that on Nov. 4 Americans gave New dean appointed economic package he will deliver to Reagan an "overwhelming mandate CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) - to suffer Congress on Wednesday night. Once to change the direction our country Professor James Vorenl»rg will back, he is expected to begin a round has been heading in recent years.” become dean of Harvard Law School of intensive meetings with his top ad "Now I’m back to ask your support July 1, university officials said visers to reach final decisions on a in helping our new president carry We^esday. Serving The Greater Manchester Area For 100 YM rt few outstanding matters. out that mandate,” Bush said. Vorenberg Will succeed Professor Herald Aides said Reagan will host a A draft of Reagan’s speech to the Albert M. Sacks, who plans to return from cuts Manchester, Conn. Tuesday, February 17, 1681 breakfast at the White House joint session of Congress was to teaching after a decade as dean of 25 Cents Thursday morning for 125 newspaper delivered to the president Saturday one the nation’s most prestigious law and broadcast editors from around and he worked on it during the schools. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Related Btorien on page 3. the country to brief them on the weekend, Mrs. Small said. Reagan will propose an across-the- ——— — —— '-i-.-V specifics of his program. "He still has an awful lot of work” board iO percent tax cut for all today. “ I’ll be attending a meeting Deputy press secretary Kama before he completes the package, she Execs tell Stockwell resigns Americans ttat will amount to less of at the White House to help brief Small said the president will delay said. HEBRON - J. Stewart Stockwell a reduction for the affluent, a White political operatives, and I’ll q>eak his vacation trip to California for a Invitations to the editors went out a has resigned from the Conservation House official said todav. Satunlay in Minnesota” in behalf of . few hours Thursday so he can be on couple of days ago, Mrs. Small said, Commission. Reagan’s domestic policy adviser, the administration prbgram. J of payoffs hand for the news briefing with the and the White House is now getting Anyone interested in joining the Martin Anderson, said t b m is “ no Kemp also said he will go on televi editors and perhaps to answer some acceptances. commission should write Cynthia change” in the administration’s sion after Reagan unveils his questions. Following his meetings with Wilson, chairperson. Conservation basic tax reduction, "but after economic package before a joint ses In New York Sunday, Vice Presi staffers, Reagan has invited Speaker Commission, Town Office Building, deductions and credits, it results in a sion of Congress Wednesday night. ' ■ ing dent George Bush began the task of and Mrs. Thomas O’Neill to a small Hebron, CT 06248. lower reduction in terms of actual White Rouse press secretaTy Jim whipping up support for the dinner party at the White House. dollars” for the higher income Brady said there is "no great WASHINGTON (UPI) — A top executive of a shipping president’s budget cuts. “ In our ap Since assuming office, Reagan has brackets. „ problem” with Kemp’s - stance. company testified today he gave officials of the Inter proach to cutting the federal budget, gone out of his way to woo the Tax assistance Meanwhile, Rep. Jack Knnp said a “ There’s nothing we^can do to stop national Longshoremen’s Association about $200,000 in our instrument will be the remedial Democratic leadership, particularly ANDOVER—Tax assistance is New York Times report that he had individuals from sweetening the kickbacks after being threatened with labor trouble and scalpel, not the butcher's meat in the House where they still are the being provided to the senior citizens broken with the administration was pot,” he added,. ■ sabotage on Miami docks. cleaver,” Bush said. majority party and whose support is by the AARP and internal revenue The Times .reported Reagan exaggerated, although he said he Joseph Teitelbaum, president of the River Shipping' "The muscle, the bone and marrow necessary to win approval of his service. The counseling is free and President Reagan gets comfortable In an decided to retain a “ maximum tex" economic message he will deliver to a joint, would seek equity in reductions for Corp., of Miami, said after three years of payoffs, he of essential government programs program. will be available Wednesday, Feb.25, easy chair In Aspen Lodge at the presiden that limits taxes, on wages and session of Congress Wednesday. (UPI all income brackets before the tax- became an informer for the FBI and when he was aren’t the target of the Reagan ad- On Tuesday he is expected to hold at the church for persons age 60 or salaries to a 50 percent rate for tial retreat at Camp David, Md„ Sunday, to photo) ' writing House Ways and Means Com exposed, a death contract was put on his life. ministration’s cost-cutting additional meetings with his over. families with taxaUe.incomes above work on the hard task of going over the mittee. In testimony prepared for delivery to the Senate per Kemp, R-N.Y., said he still sup $60,000 and individuals with taxable manent subcommittee on investigations, Teitelbaum ports an individual tax cut retroac incomes of $42,500 and above. gave a kickback-by-kickback account of his dealings with tive to Jan. 1, the same as for Brady said Reagan will tell the ILA officials as they virtually took over his company and business. Friday, Reagan decided to American people Wednesday night expanded it from Miami to Savannah, Ga., and Mobile, Come flying — for 29 cents 4/ SIEFFERT’S SAYS... propose a tax r^uction retroactive that immediate action and a historic Ala. change in direction are needed to to July 1. Teitelbaum, who has round-the-clock protection by cure the nation’s acute economic 'T v e hardly broken with the ad U.S. marshals, said from 1972 until 1975 he made payoffs BOSTON (UPI) — There’s still no such thing as a free problems. ministration,” Kemp told NBC totaling $150,000. lunch but 566 bargain-hunting air passengers have gotten In the following 16 months, when he was cooperating a bite of the Big Apple for just 29 cents. WHY PAY MORE with the FBI, he, with a tape recorder strapp^ to his New York Air drew more than 1,000 would-be groin, and undercover agents made payoffs in cash or passengers Sunday to Logan International Airport with merchandise of $46,000. an offer of roundtrip tickets from Boston to New York for less than the price of a shoeshine. Board delays “ Much has happened to me since this investigation The one-day deal was designed to promote the start of became public knowledge in late January 1977,” PR ESID ^r A Teitelbaum said. the alrlne’s daily shuttle service between the two cities. Cheap tickets for unsold seats on Sunday’s eight flights “ First, I had to leave my family business, and that went on sale half an hour before each flight. business soon became virtually defunct when the ILA garage vote learned of my cooperation with the FBI," he said. “ In About 300 of the more stalwart travelers camped out all October 1977, the FBI told me the organized criminal night, some of them arriving at the terminal as early as group within the ILA had issued a contract on my life to noon Saturday with sleeping bags and blankets. By MARTIN KEARNS prevent me from testifying in federal court. “ They sure had a good time last night from all the beer LAST 12 HOURS Mayor Stephen Penny and other and Coke cans we found,” said airline spokeswoman Herald Reporter members of the Board of Directors. "Even while being protected by the government, my Louise Gillian. FOR SUPER SAVINGS MANCHESTER - The Board of Its members have been drawn from life and property were threatened by these hoodlums," Those taking advantage of the offer included a big con Directors’ decision on the proposed both the public and private sector Teitelbaum said. "A crane operator at my terminal was tingent of college students and many families “ Who EVERYONE, TURN DOWN YOUR sale of the town’s Park Department and according to Berman, the offered $50,000 to drop a loaded container on me. My cranes were sabotaged during the evening hours, couldn’t afford to go to New York otherwise,” Gillian garage apparently will be withheld neighborhood attorney, includes HOT WATER HEATERS ... resulting in great repair expense and loss of business." said. “ We even had a family of 10.” until some time in March, when the transportation and efficiency Teitelbaum was the star witness as the subcommittee Joe Comeau, 27, and John Hicks, 25, both of Lynn, report of a second committee which experts.