O'Connor sworn in as first woman on Supreme Court
Sandra Day O'Connor becomes the first woman to join the Supreme Court after a ceremony in Washington. President Reagan attended as Chief Justice Burger administered the constitutional and judicial oaths to the Arizona appeals court judge.
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Reagan Shelves SS Cuts Amid Bipartisan Push
President Reagan abandons his long range Social Security cuts and urges restoring the minimum benefit for current beneficiaries with low incomes while proposing to merge the three trust funds to extend funds through next year. A senior aide cited an income ceiling of 7500 dollars per couple for minimum benefit eligibility.
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VA to require poverty proof for free care policy
The Veterans Administration plans to limit free medical care by requiring proof of poverty. By January 1, more than 3.15 million veterans accustomed to free care would have to pay or seek other hospitals. Veterans groups condemn the new regulation awaiting federal clearance.
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