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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1983
Page
2
Washington aides say they are not seriously considering President Reagan's remark in Boston that corporate income taxes should be abolished. David R. Gergen stated the suggestion was off the cuff and not under serious review.
President Reagan's arms control policies come under congressional review as Kenneth R. Adelman faces a Senate Foreign Relations Committee confirmation hearing. On the eve of his hearing, 34 senators reintroduced a resolution urging a freeze of nuclear weapons production by the Soviet Union and the United States.
Former SS officer Klaus Barbie faces charges of organizing ex-Nazis as mercenaries funded by cocaine profits. The 69 year old known as the butcher of Lyon was charged as he faced release from a jail term. France seeks extradition for war crimes. West Germany also seeks trial.
Washington AP report outlines claims by three administrative law judges Jerry Thomasson Francis Mayhue and David T Hubbard that officials pressure pressured them to rule in favor of the government in federal disability benefit cases. Thomasson says a superior warned him of trouble until more rulings in the government's favor. Mayhue says officials called his reversal rate unacceptable. Hubbard says he faced mandatory peer counseling after rulings against the government.
In a New York Police Department room with gambling gear officers study craps roulette and slot machines to blend with high rollers at illegal Manhattan casinos. They say mastering the games helps them secure search warrants and enter suspect venues as gamblers.
In Baton Rouge a Dodge dealer moved 75 new cars last weekend at 5.9 percent interest. Prevost Volvo Volkswagen Dodge began a week long sale offering 5.9 percent on its 325 Dodge units, drawing crowds to showrooms.
A CERN collider near Geneva reports five clear events indicating the W particle, a proposed carrier of the weak force, advancing the unification idea of electromagnetism and the weak force. Rubbia-led team will continue data analysis with further searches planned starting in April.
President Reagan faces bipartisan resistance to his 1984 tax and spending proposals as Senate Republicans press for deeper defense cuts and House Democrats led by Speaker ONeill reject domestic spending freezes and push for a new budget path. The State of the Union precedes a formal budget roll before a changed Congress.
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak arrives in Washington for a three day visit and plans talks with President Reagan and top aides. He will push for a faster Israeli troop withdrawal from Lebanon, halt settlement activity, and better U.S. aid terms for Egypt. A State Department official says Mubarak may urge concrete measures, possibly curbing Israel’s roughly 2.5 billion in annual U.S. aid if progress stalls.
Senator Bob Packwood of Oregon shifts tone praising President Reagan across issues. He cites the economy as least critical area, expects arms control progress with Russia, and commends budget trimming. He also credits Reagan for two cabinet appointments and a pensions equality amicus brief.
A Pacific storm slammed inland causing seven deaths and widespread damage along the coast. It forced evacuations, darkened about 100000 California homes, and closed two highways amid heavy rain and flooding.
Debby Boone and husband Gabriel Ferrer expect their second child, due in late summer. The couple has a nearly 2-year-old son. Boone, 26, was in Hawaii for a Christian convention when the news was shared by her mother Shirley.
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