Budget limbo as Congress heads to two week recess
Washington AP The Senate Budget Committee rejects the administration’s economic blueprint 12-9. Republicans split with three defectors arguing deficits are too large. House Democrats push their own plan with a one year tax cut and 1983 balanced budget while GOP hopes conservative allies will back a revised package.
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Colorado
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Twenty Third Victim Found In Atlanta Child Killer Case
Police searched an abandoned apartment for fingerprints as investigators pursued a break in the Atlanta child murder case. Larry Rogers, 21, described as retarded with the mind of a child, was found dead near his home after vanishing March 30.
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Seven men held nationwide over threats against Reagan
United Press International reports seven men across the United States faced charges or detentions for threats against President Ronald Reagan. Subjects include Edward Richardson indicted in New Haven for two counts of threatening Reagan, plus other men in Raleigh Scranton Baltimore Los Angeles Philadelphia St Louis and Jacksonville linked to various threats and undergoing psychiatric testing or held on bonds.
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Reagan to skip travel for weeks after hospital release
Weekend update says President Reagan will return to the White House this week but cannot travel for several weeks delaying a summit with Mexico. Dr. Dennis O’Leary reports Reagan looks outstanding with no fever and a small liquified pocket on chest X ray pending a follow up. Brady and Delahanty remain improving though Brady’s mobility may require a cane.
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Marcos wins plebiscite to extend power in Philippines
President Ferdinand Marcos secured a 5 to 1 plebiscite victory approving constitutional amendments that grant a six year term, no re election limit, lifetime immunity for official acts, and allow him to appoint a prime minister and a 15 member executive committee. The vote paves the way for the next presidential election with Marcos as sole viable candidate.
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Philippines
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Marcos
Kennedy Rodino bill to outlaw cheap handguns
UPI reports Sen. Edward Kennedy and Rep. Peter Rodino introduced a bill to ban inexpensive handguns. The measure would require a 21 day waiting period on all handgun sales establish records of transfers and impose a two year minimum sentence for crimes using or carrying a handgun.
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Sands Wins Seat in Parliament While In Prison
Bobby Sands an Irish Republican Army gunman was elected to the British Parliament from Northern Ireland while jailed at Maze Prison near Belfast. The 27 year old musters support as he serves a 14 year sentence for terrorist crimes and is expected to resign in contempt to deny disqualification.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Bobby Sands
Sands
Maze
Belfast
Britain
Israel Attacks Guerrilla Positions South of Beirut
Israeli warplanes bombed positions near Beirut while helicopter paratroopers attacked guerrilla tanks in southern Lebanon. Officials from both sides reported the early strikes occurring a few hours apart.
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Lebanon
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Advertisement Rates and Publish Info
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 lists address at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates shown include carrier 1 per week and mail options 8.05 weekly 85.80 for 52 weeks for continental states with territorial restrictions. The AP holds exclusive republication rights for local news and dispatches.
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