Reagan Broadens Military Commitments in Central America
President Reagan warned Congress of a larger U S military role in Central America after pledging to defeat leftist insurgents in El Salvador. He argued a rebel victory would threaten U S security worldwide and sought 110 million dollars more in El Salvador military aid.
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Latin America
Western Europe
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EPA's Hernandez Vows to Rebuild Confidence and Morale
John W. Hernandez Jr. takes helm at the Environmental Protection Agency pledging to restore public trust and revive staff morale after a period of strife. The former professor, who has spent two years as deputy, spoke to reporters on his first acting administrator day.
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Washington
John W. Hernandez Jr
Battered Environmental Protection Agency
Hernandez
EPA
Adelman Named Arms Agency Nominee Faces Purge Warning
Kenneth L. Adelman nominated to head the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency received a hit list from agency officials in January urging a purge after confirmation. He took no action on the proposed shakeup, but the disclosure could fuel controversy in his Senate confirmation bid.
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Washington
Kenneth L. Adelman
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Senate
Adelman
Senate Social Security plan mirrors House bill
Senate tax writers reveal a bipartisan Social Security rescue plan closely resembling the House version. The measure includes a retirement age increase and follows a lengthy drafting session. President Reagan signaled a signing ceremony soon as the plan moves forward.
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OPEC Chiefs Tackle Quotas To Make Price Cut Stick
London AP report says OPEC ministers seek to resolve production quotas after agreeing in principle to cut prices. Venezuelan Oil Minister Humberto Calderon Berti urged adoption of a plan to avert an international price war and ensure the price cut endures.
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British traitor Donald Maclean dies in Moscow
Donald Maclean the former British diplomat who fled to Moscow in 1951 after divulging atomic secrets has died of cancer at age 69. His body will lie in state at Donskoy Monastery before cremation, officials said. The State Institute for World Economy and International Relations confirmed the death.
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Withholding Opponents Hold Jobs Bill Over Tax Change
Opponents of a new tax law requiring federal withholding on interest and dividends are leveraging a multibillion jobs bill to push for repeal. Senate leaders admit uncertainty on how to halt the drive though they expect a Reagan veto if the measure includes the withholding provisions.
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Deficit fix edges through faster tax collections
Gov Dick Riley labels a proposed tax package Mickey Mouse as lawmakers prepare to push measures to close a 59.5 million deficit. House Ways and Means backs speeding up corporate and individual income tax, beer and wine taxes, and gaming machine license fees. Aiken County schools face potential three percent budget cuts. The Budget and Control Board endorses the plan with a 2.4 percent agency cut if the package fails. Riley calls the methods emergency accounting.
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World record divorc e breaks as Scotty Wolfe ends 25th marriage
Blythe California AP report says Glynn Scotty Wolfe the world record holder for marriages plans divorce from his 25th wife after three weeks. He cites her desire to drink and have fun like younger people and aims to finalise the split on April Fool’s Day.
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Scotty” Wolfe
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Scott) Wolfe
Stars and politicians stir in lighthearted weekly roundup
A Bergenfield group honors Frank Capra with letters and autographed copies of The Name Above the Title. Amy Carter, 15, plans to shed Secret Service protection after she turns 16 in October and enjoys normal teen outings. Ted Nugent announces a move from indoor stages to outdoor hunting lifestyle, describing his early days in Detroit and current 30 acre woods estate near Jackson as central to his rock lifestyle.
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Vaughn Defends Credibility in Budget Row
State Auditor Edgar Vaughn faced resignation calls as lawmakers argued over a $59.5 million deficit and late sharing of budget options. Vaughn said the day was tough and vowed to protect credibility while noting prior disclosures of savings measures.
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Dick) Riley
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