Reagan unveils major budget plan to cut 40 50 billion
Reagan returns from Camp David to outline a sweeping budget program aimed at trimming 40 to 50 billion from the Carter era proposal. The package targets 83 federal programs, with cuts to Medicaid Social Security food stamps and unemployment benefits, while military spending rises and foreign aid falls. CapHill aspects govern its fate as supporters push for swift passage or staged votes.
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Farm union talks resume in Poland amid sit-in clashes
In Rzeszow farmers occupying a government building resume talks with government negotiators to win Rural Solidarity union status. Lech Walesa participates, while Lodz University student sit-in shows signs of extending as a charter deadline nears.
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Pope John Paul I arrival leads beatification prayers in Manila
A Filipino newsboy sells afternoon editions as Manila awaits Pope John Paul I set to preside over the beatification of 16 Catholic martyrs including a Filipino. The paper urges prayers from readers ahead of Tuesday morning arrival.
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Identification of 17th Atlanta child victim reported
Eleven-year-old Jeffery Lamar Mathis was identified as the 17th black child slain or missing in the Atlanta area over 19 months. Dental records confirmed the remains found in south Fulton County, with no death cause established. Darren Glass remains the only missing child in the series.
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Soviet Denies Gromyko Retirement Plan At Party Congress
Moscow says Bild report that Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, age 71, will resign next week and be replaced by Anatoly Dobrynin is groundless. Pravda accuses U S of planning space based laser weapons and cites a Baltimore Sun report. NASA delays shuttle main engine test due to weather. launch now set for April 7.
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PLO rejects Egyptian bid to halt struggle for peace
The PLO dismissed Egypt's call to stop armed action and form a government in exile to pursue peace with Israel. Abu Meizer said the Palestinian revolution remains the people’s aim and the struggle will continue until rights are realized. Sadat urged a ceasefire to enable talks and mutual recognition.
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Nkomo guerrillas lay down arms after Bulawayo stalemate ends
ZIPRA guerrillas surrender and agree to be moved from Bulawayo as ZANLA forces give up weapons. A bus convoy transports rebels to an abandoned range 18 miles from the city, ending four days of urban siege and gun clashes. Officials report more than 300 dead, 400 wounded, and about 1,000 displaced.
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