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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1981
Page
3
In a whimsical tale, Bambi the deer endures seven bullets and hires sentry deer to alert hunters. He reflects on Hollywood fame, being out of work as producers seek violence, and his ongoing chase to stay ahead of pursuing hunters.
LA businessman Well ington P. Cheng, 33, sought in Taiwan for issuing 20 million dollars in bad checks, after a Bel-Air burglary between December 17 and 19 that netted 4.5 million dollars in art antiques jewelry and cash from his home. Police say the heist is the largest in Los Angeles history.
A federal judge in Morton Grove Illinois is poised to issue a ruling this week on the town handgun ban enacted after a June 8 vote four to two banning sale and possession of handguns. The case drew suits from residents led by Victor Quilici and attracts backing from the National Coalition to Ban Handguns while NRA opposition and Second Amendment Foundation support also appear. The decision could set lasting legal precedent as appeals to the Supreme Court loom.
Washington AP Reagan administration will not raise payroll tax or use general revenues to bail out Social Security. Social Security Commissioner John A Svahn says the new National Commission on Social Security Reform may consider such steps but administration opposes them. Democrats on the commission favor loans or using general revenues to aid Social Security, but Svahn warns this would turn the program into welfare. He defends Reagan's proposal to cut early retirement, while noting timing controversy. Pickle's plan to lower early retirement to 64 and raise full-benefit age to 68 by 2000 failed in committee.
President Reagan departs Washington for a week in California with stops in Los Angeles and Palm Springs to socialize with old friends and dine with Michael Reagan. He has no official California appointments as he work on the fiscal 1983 budget and prepares the State of the Union slated for January 26. He will carry 36 bills including defense and foreign aid appropriations and social security changes, with daily national security briefings sent from the White House.
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