Reagan plans to amend Democrats budget cuts not offer substitute
White House officials say President Reagan will seek to amend the Democrats 37 billion package of federal spending cuts on the House floor rather than present a full Republican substitute. Most of the Democratic plan is acceptable to the administration, signaling negotiations with Democrats.
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Haig faces Chinese warning amid arms talks in Asia
Secretary of State Haig pledged to consult Asian partners before arms sales to China but China warned the United States not to continue arms sales to Taiwan. He drew protests outside the U S embassy as ASEAN ministers and Japan pressed for dialog on weapons policy.
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Stewart retires from Supreme Court amid timing debate
Justice Potter Stewart announced retirement on July 3 after 23 years on the court. He cited family time and said staying longer would be harmful, denying claims he delayed retirement to influence a Democratic successor. He also opposed appointing a nonwhite male solely for gender.
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Iran hunts Bani Sadr as borders prove porous
Iran presses to capture President Abolhassan Bani Sadr while acknowledging weak border control. Rumors spread that he fled Iran to escape impeachment and possible execution by Islamic rulers.
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Brokaw pursued by three networks amid contract talks
NBC host Tom Brokaw faces interest from ABC, CBS, and NBC as he weighs his upcoming contract. Brokaw said a decision on his future will come later, and he will not comment on a report he may anchor ABC News Tonight.
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Anti abortionists urge civil disobedience at Right to Life event
In Omaha from the National Right to Life convention workshop leaders advocate sit ins picketing and nonviolent protests to oppose abortion centers while organizers warn of potential clashes with abortion supporters Threats and protests surface as delegations from PEACE and Planned Parenthood plan counter demonstrations and a public safety official notes heightened tensions
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Legal aid cutbacks target homosexuals
House Republicans push targeted limits on the Legal Services Corporation amid an effort to dismantle the program. A pivotal amendment bars use of tax dollars to promote defend or protect homosexuality, denying federal aid where sexual orientation is an issue.
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Dick and Jane author Zenna Sharp dies at 91
Zenna A. Sharp, the self taught reader whose Dick and Jane primers helped generations of American children learn to read, died after a long illness at age 91 in Frankfort Indiana. Her age and cause of death were not released.
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