Haig Upset Over Reagan Move and Crisis Role
Washington AP report says Secretary of State Haig was very upset and sulking after Reagan did not explicitly name him in charge of foreign policy. Haig resented Vice President Bush becoming crisis management chairman and left staff worried he might resign, with Haig set to testify to a Senate subcommittee on foreign aid.
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White House
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George Bush
New York
Bush
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Suchitoto SitRep Amid El Salvadoran Clash
Suchitoto sits amid fighting between anti-junta guerrillas and army troops. A two foot ditch blocks the highway ten miles south, with armored units, helicopters, and a crashed truck nearby. The town reports days of clashes, casualties, and ongoing searches for guerrillas in the surrounding hills.
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Suchitoto
el Salvador
San Salvador
Reagan Tax Cut Plan Appears To Be In Trouble
Washington AP reports House Ways and Means Chair Rostenkowski warned Reagan's three year tax cut is near dead and a one year alternative may pass. Senate Republicans led by Roth demand across the board cuts, while Regan cautions against premature veto talk. Reuss says swift action unlikely.
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Ways and Means Committee
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Daniel Rostenkowski
D-Ill
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Rostenkowski
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Donald Regan
Potomac
William Roth
Roth
Jack Kemp
R-N.y
Howard Baker
Tennesee
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
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