Soviet spy leaks tied to embassy killings reported
Washington Times cites unidentified Reagan officials saying Soviet agents linked to U.S. embassy spying in Moscow have been killed or disappeared. White House officials noted ongoing assessment while three investigations by Navy FBI and State Department proceed.
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Far Side of Science exhibit delights Smithsonian crowd
Cartoonist Gary Larson, famed for The Far Side, brings 500 cartoons to a nine week display at the Museum of Natural History titled The Far Side of Science. Scientists praise his quick captures of evolution and science in a humorous twist.
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Gore weighs presidential bid as Simon enters race
Sen. Albert Gore Jr weighs joining the 1988 Democratic field while Sen. Paul Simon positions for a run. Gore planned a news conference in Washington to decide, with supporters saying he has a strong presence and could unite the party. The field includes Gary Hart and other hopefuls amid fundraising pledges from Impac 88 members.
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Shultz to stiffen U S arms talks in Moscow
Secretary of State George P. Shultz heads to Moscow with President Reagan’s orders to toughen the U S stance on arms control. He will reject a Soviet underground test limit proposal and push for extending a 50 percent long range weapons cut to seven years while seeking a possible Geneva agreement on intermediate range warheads. Reagan backed Defense Secretary Weinberger and rejected Nitze’s softer line.
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Catastrophic Bill Clears House Subcommittee
A Ways and Means health subcommittee approves a catastrophic Medicare bill financed by higher income taxes on about half of elderly beneficiaries. The proposal guarantees over 1000 in annual out-of-pocket doctor costs and 364 days of hospitalization, with lower income seniors paying nothing.
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Democrats push their budget past Republicans in House
House Democrats pass a $1 trillion fiscal 1988 budget 230-192 claiming deficit cuts of 38 billion while predicting tax increases. President Reagan refuses to bargain, calls it business as usual, and seeks line item veto powers to control spending.
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DOE Criticized Over Lax Security Clearance Delays
The GAO report finds 13 cases where DOE failed to lift security clearances after investigations, amid claims of a lab technician selling uranium to the PLO later deemed false. The official noted no sale occurred, while the technician faced numerous other charges including burglary and weapons offenses. Rep. Synar urged tighter DOE controls.
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