Reagan Mitterrand to discuss 200 year accord differences
Reagan and French President Mitterrand meet amid broad agreement on Middle East and East West relations but stark contrasts on domestic economics. Reagan pushes smaller government while Mitterrand favors nationalizing industries and expanded aid. They will confer before final Bicentennial events and later attend a Cancun summit.
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Reagan Says Begin Not Upset By AWACS Issue
President Reagan says Israeli Prime Minister Begin was not upset as he left the White House after discussions on the proposed AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia. Reagan notes Begin maintained his stance while acknowledging a strong understanding with Washington. Begin opposes the sale, pressuring Congress to kill it, while Reagan seeks Senate support and views congressional veto as excessive.
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Egyptian Officials Report Arrests Near 1500 After Sadat Assassination
Cairo reports say Egypt’s new regime has arrested more than 1,500 Moslem fundamentalists and leftist dissidents since Sadat's Oct 6 assassination. Military and diplomatic sources note most jailed in recent days come from a 7,000-name list. Mubarak aims to crush violent opposition.
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Reagan Will Attend Cancun Summit With No Apologies Stance
Reagan plans a no apologies approach at the 22 nation Cancun summit focusing on private enterprise for developing countries. US officials expect only modest results as global power and economic reform dominate talks with developing nations seeking greater IMF and World Bank influence.
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Dayan to be buried at boyhood home in Israel
Tributes poured in as Israel prepared a state funeral for Moshe Dayan 66 who died after two heart attacks and cancer. Prime Minister Begin led the praise calling him both soldier and poet with a life that echoed ancient Israelite leaders. Dayan to be buried Sunday at Nahalal where he spent his youth.
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Weather Forecast and Local News Tease
Mostly cloudy with showers today and cooler tonight. Highs in the 50s to 60s. Lows in 30s. Extended forecast through Wednesday says cool and dry with 50s and 60s. Local briefs note basketball previews and several page references.
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