Reagan to dissolve ATF amid cost save plan
The Reagan administration moves to break up the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms to save about 12 million dollars a year. Congress will be asked for 18 million to transfer agents to the Secret Service and Customs, with some employees fired. The move follows past debates and a 1981 assassination attempt influence.
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Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Congress
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U.S. Secret Service
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Reagan
Reagan Helps Tot Go Home From Red Tape in Iowa
President Reagan praised a waiver that allowed Katie Beckett a home stay, exempting her from Medicaid cutoff rules while she recovers from partial paralysis. Julie Beckett said Reagan telephoned to express pleasure and concern for the family. A White House spokesman cautioned that the case was special and not a general remedy.
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Iowa
Katie Beckett
Reagan
Julie
Mark Beckett
Health and Human Services
Richard Schweiker
Katie
Beckett
White House
Pacific Crossing Succeeds Pacific Crossing Succeeds
Four adventurers aboard the Double Eagle V crash landed in snow on a California ridge 170 miles north of San Francisco after a four day 6000 mile Pacific crossing. Piloted by Ben Abruzzo the crew unhurt radioed rescue not needed until morning. Abruzzo and team had previously crossed the Atlantic in 1978 aboard Double Eagle II.
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Federal Aviation Administration
David Jackson
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Ben Abruzzo
Albuquerque
N.M
Pacific Ocean
Nagashima
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California
Indicted for Sadat Killing Point to Large Conspiracy
Twenty four Moslem fanatics face charges in Cairo over the October 6 assassination of President Anwar Sadat. Four accused of murder, twenty charged with conspiracy and smuggling ammunition. Court-martial to begin November 21 with potential public trial, punishment includes possible firing squad or public hanging for the ringleader.
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Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Takfir Wal Hegira
Plan For CIA Redrafted Amid Domestic Spy Debate
Washington sources say the administration backs off granting CIA power to infiltrate and influence domestic groups amid opposition. Officials still seek covert domestic actions and foreign intelligence collection under a new fourth draft presidential order governing U S intelligence agencies.
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