(Archived document, may contain errors) 241 January 25, 1983 SAVING $1 11. BILLION: HOW TO DO IT PA.RT 2, TRANSPORTATION, REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT THE NATIONAL DEBT INTRODUCTION Ronald Reagan can slash $89 billion in outlays and raise nearly $22 billion in revenues, thus chopping $111 billion from the projected $200 billion 1984 budget deficit. Some $15 billion of this deficit reduction can be made in the national security and natural resources sectors detailed in Part I of this series.
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