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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1982
Page
4
President Reagan's 1983 budget outlines $56 billion in five year savings, $14.2 billion in domestic cuts, $7.2 billion in tax changes, and $20.3 billion in management savings. It forecasts a 1982 deficit near $101 billion unless Congress approves the plan.
A New York physician testified that autopsy reports do not show homicide for Nathaniel Cater, 27, and Jimmy Ray Payne, 21, whose bodies were found in the Chattahoochee River. He suggested Payne may have drowned and Cater’s cause of death remains undetermined.
Secretary of State Haig warned that new arms to Palestinians in southern Lebanon could strain the Israel northern border cease fire. He commented on reports that the Soviet Union may supply a broad weapons array and supported Egypt Israel talks on Palestinian autonomy. Mubarak stressed cautious progress toward autonomy and warned against rushing a bad deal while vowing to maintain peace efforts after Sinai’s return.
The State Department said six American citizens are being held in Iranian prisons. One detained man is described as a businessman who helped launch Jimmy Carter's Georgia political career.
The first Huey sent by President Reagan to replace a damaged helicopter arrived in San Salvador aboard a U.S. Air Force transport. Two more were due later Friday and three follow today as Morazan towns risk guerrilla takeovers without airlifted supplies and medevac.
Five years ago Prime Minister In dira Gandhi's opposition held a rally in New Delhi. Civil liberties had been suspended in 1975, and the rally kicked off the first election campaign after their restoration.
Britain joins allies in sanctioning Poland and the Soviet Union over the December Polish crackdown. Measures tighten travel, restrict credits, and curb exchanges while signaling strained relations with Warsaw and Moscow.
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