Reagan Seeks Final Round in Tax Cut War
President Reagan prepares a national address from the Oval Office to defend his 25 percent tax cut plan over a 15 percent Democratic alternative. White House aides call it essential to the recovery, while networks plan live coverage and Democrats schedule rebuttals. The House votes midweek on which proposal advances. Reagan also hosted a Camp David gathering inviting 14 Democratic lawmakers plus one guest.
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CIA Chief Casey Faces New Libya Covert Action Controversy
CIA Director William J. Casey seeks to defend his job amid a dispute over a covert plan to undermine Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy. The controversy centers on a proposed disinformation campaign and a bid to topple Khadafy, with Congress voices urging transparency as Casey speeds responses to Senate questions.
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Palestinians Break Fragile Cease-Fire in Lebanon
Palestinian guerrillas fired rockets and artillery from Nabatieh toward Christian villages west of Misgav Am, breaking a fragile cease-fire for the fourth time since it began Friday. No casualties or Israeli retaliation reported. no comment yet from Palestinian guerrilla command.
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