Bush in London to discuss Central America and missiles
Vice President George Bush arrived in London for talks on Reagan policy in Central America and European nuclear missile negotiations. He will meet Foreign Secretary Howe and Prime Minister Thatcher, fresh from her June 9 victory, and join a new center-right group to be named the International Democrat Union.
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Ease Burden on Medicare Targeted by Reagan to Doctors
President Reagan urged doctors at the AMA to accept a painful but necessary medicine to curb Medicare costs and ease government burdens. He cited a 21 percent rise in elderly care payments last year and projected a 19 percent rise this year while NPR warns it may close without about 6 million dollars in the near term.
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Adelman Testimony Acknowledged as Hypothetical Not Proposal
Washington AP Kenneth L Adelman said his testimony on scrapping the MX missile was hypothetical and not a proposal. Deputy Secretary of State Dam said eliminating an entire weapons system would go beyond Soviet willingness. The letter tied to a hypothetical scenario, and Adelman cited conditions for abandoning deployment if the Soviets forgo most land based missiles.
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Arafat returns to Damascus for second Andropov letter
Yasser Arafat flies to Damascus to meet Palestinian leadership after receiving a second Andropov letter. Moscow aims to heal rift with Syrian President Assad over Al Fatah mutineers. Arafat's aide says the Soviet ambassador delivered the message at the PLO HQ in Damascus.
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Bond Issue Resolution Approved in Mercer County
Mercer County Commission approves a $1 million inducement bond for Mid Mountain Mack to add a new line of equipment at its East River District site near Interstate 77 and U.S. Route 460. The project could create 10 to 12 jobs, with current staff about 38, and involves financing for a metal and masonry building to support sales, service and parts for Mack Trucks and other brands. First National Bank of Bluefield to purchase bonds. Bluefield attorney Guy Perkins represents the company.
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