Reagan expected to veto $14.1 billion supplemental bill
President Reagan, vacationing at his ranch, likely will veto the $14.1 billion supplemental appropriations bill. A White House source cited a 95 percent chance of veto, with Democrats potentially seeking an override after Labor Day. The bill funds federal programs to Sept 30 and includes $350 million for the Caribbean Basin initiative.
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House
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Texas
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Anderson weighs 1984 bid after 1980 run
Independent 1980 presidential candidate John Anderson said he will decide soon after the November elections whether to mount a third party bid in 1984. He cited polls showing voter discontent and a desire for a new party after a perceived sterile political process.
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Illinois
Common Cause
Riviera forest fires kill and force evacuations in France
Weekend blazes along the Riviera and Corsica killed at least one volunteer firefighter and injured about 20 as 2,500 responders battled the flames. In Santa Giulia at Club Mediterranee, hundreds were evacuated as 1,000 acres burned.
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Norbert Peloux
Club Mediterranee
Santa Giulia
Conductor Calvin Simmons Missing Near Lake Placid
Calvin Simmons conductor of the Oakland Symphony is missing near Lake Placid New York after his canoe overturned on Connery Pond. Witnesses said he was alone and did not surface. State troopers forest rangers and divers searched the pond for a second day without success.
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Oakland Symphony
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Here
Simmons
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Forest Rangers
Atomic weapons option considered for Vietnam war in 1954
State Department documents released Sunday show a National Security Council unit discussed lending France atomic arms to crush Communist insurgents in Vietnam before U.S. troops entered the conflict. The memoranda are in Foreign Relations of the United States 1952-54 Volume XIII, chronicling high level discussions years earlier.
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Vietnam
U.S
State Department
United States
Department
Cover-up charged in Mexican police killing case
Michel Jacobo of the Sinaloa Lawyer's Association accused government officials of a cover-up in the case of missing University of Colorado Professor Nicholas Schrock. He said seven San Ignacio policemen were beaten and indicted to end a deep investigation, with higher authorities bearing responsibility.
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Mexico
UPI
Lawyers’ Association
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Sinaloa Lawyer’s Association
University of Colorado
Nicholas Schrock
Schrock
Ohio
Guadalajara
Jacobo
Bar Association
San Ignacio
Policy showdown on pipeline policy at Le Havre
The Reagan administration's pipeline policy faces its first direct test as a Soviet freighter Borodin loads U S designed equipment at Le Havre The loading could trigger emergency French requisition amid Western Europe export bans and a staged US led response with NSC actions and diplomacy ongoing
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Reagan
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West Germany
Italy
John Brown Engineering Ltd
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National Security Council
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Treasury
Donald Regan
William Clark
Father's detective work helps recover kidnapped infant
Houston police credit Horace Grant, father of 11 month old Crystal, for leading to the arrest of a 12 year old girl after his solo search three days after the abduction from MacGregor Park. The infant was reunited with her parents at the station.
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