Chinese leader hopes to renew U.S. ties after strains
Deng Xiaoping told U S Sen Henry M Jackson that Sino American relations have improved and he hopes to renew close cooperation. Taiwan remains a major obstacle but manageable with clear U S understanding. discussions include arms sales limits and potential high level visits in 1984.
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Ford urges curbs on arms, taxes at world forum
Former President Gerald Ford urged Reagan to cut military spending and domestic programs and consider tax increases to shrink deficits. He joined a group of former world leaders at the Gerald Ford World Forum in Vail and called for action to avoid a $200 billion shortfall, while stressing cooperation with Congress and restraint from extreme party factions.
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Birmingham City Fans Rampage Sparks London Violence
Police reported 236 arrests as Birmingham City fans rioted at the season opener in London. Crowds surged from Euston Station into the streets injuring none, according to authorities.
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