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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1982

Page

13

Kirkpatrick Talks With Reagan Over Falklands Dispute

UN Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick met President Reagan at her request for about forty minutes. The talks occurred amid tensions with the Haig faction over U S policy in the Falkland Islands crisis and reports of a heated phone exchange between Haig and Kirkpatrick.

Washington United Nations Jeane Kirkpatrick Falkland Islands Reagan Whites House Haig U.S Falkland Island

Kirkpatrick confronts Haig over Latin American policy stance

The Nation quotes Mrs. Kirkpatrick saying Haig cannot grasp Latin American sensibilities and serves the president, not the secretary of state. In a Sunday interview she called the exchange lively and noted a government debate over neutrality versus tilting to Britain, leaning toward neutrality. Sources cite only William P. Clark present at a following Reagan meeting.

Azine Haig U.S Latin America New York Times Britain

Budget Deadlock Delays House Work On 1983 Plan

Washington AP reports a House budget stalemate over the 1983 blueprint delaying key fiscal legislation. After Memorial Day recess, Democrats and Republicans clash over revenue and spending targets as the Budget Committee weighs a new plan amid stalled consensus.

Washington House Regan Congress House Budget Committee Budget Committee James R. Jones Dokla

Prosecution to Argue Case Against Hinckley

The government plans a psychiatric case to prove John W. Hinckley Jr. was sane when he shot President Reagan on March 30, 1981. Jurors must see he knew what he did was against the law and had the capacity to obey it. Hinckley, who turned 27, is in custody as the trial resumes.

Washington John W. Hinckley Jr Reagan Hinckley Hinckley Jr

Ex Nun Arrested At Cathedral In Trespass Incident

Lillian Kral, 54, a former Franciscan nun banned from the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Winona, was arrested on trespassing charges after allegedly attempting to retrieve newspapers from the cathedral. Albert Hubenthal of Stockton accompanied her. police stopped her as she approached Hubenthal’s truck on Monday night.

Winona, Minn Cathedral of the Sacred Heart Lillian Kral Albert Hubenthal Stockton Minn Miss Kral

Leftist group claims pre Reagan visit bombings in Germany

The Revolutionary Cells claimed responsibility for blasts at three U S Army officers clubs and a corps headquarters in Frankfurt West Germany. No one injured. The group said the attacks were a prelude to President Reagan's upcoming visit and denounced U S military nests in West Germany.

Frankfurt West Germany Reagan DPA

Pope Meets Protestants as Britain Tour Faces Violent Protests

In Edinburgh Pope John Paul II urged reconciliation with Protestant leaders amid loud demonstrations during his British visit. He planned an open air Mass in Bellahouston Park Glasgow while police anticipated further clashes and a nearby rail station fire was investigated.

Edinburgh Scotland John Paul II Britain Glasgow Bellahouston Park

Slogan Graffiti Found at Station. No Injuries Reported

In Glasgow a bus carrying four children home from a pope youth rally in nearby Murrayfield was stoned on Monday. Minor injuries were sustained from broken glass, police said.

Murrayfield Glasgow

Solidarity Plans General Strike Across Poland

Solidarity leaders announce a general strike in Warsaw Wroclaw and Silesian coalmines after protests failed to force the martial law government to relent. They seek freedom for 2000 activists including Lech Walesa and commemorated miners who died during a sit in.

Warsaw Poland Solidarity Wroclaw Silesian Lech Walesa Victory Square

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