Reagan aides admit receiving Carter campaign documents
White House aides Baker Stockman acknowledge receiving Carter campaign materials but deny knowledge of how obtained or classifi cation. CIA chief Casey claims no recollection. Gergen says he did not recall seeing the documents. Rep Albosta seeks explanation. book citing the incident due this month.
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Baker
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Cleveland
Donald Albosta
D-Mich
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
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Tax fees argue definition of middle class
Treasury Secretary Regan clashes with Sen. Mitchell over who is middle class as they dispute a proposed 700 tax cap. Regan says middle class is affected while Mitchell argues 90 percent earn under 50 000 dollars and the cap targets upper incomes. Regan defends the tax cut as protection for middle income workers and families.
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Maine
Reagan
Workers of America
Public costs set for Newton Fourth of July show
The National Park Service will spend 69000 on production costs for Wayne Newton’s July Fourth Washington Mall concert after sponsors failed to materialize. Newton performs gratis and serves as parade grand marshal, while Park Service and Interior officials defend the expense as a public celebration.
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Wayne Newton
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Sandra Alley
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Doug Baldwin
James Watt
Arafat accuses Syria of strangling Lebanon rebels
Yasser Arafat charged that Syrian troops cut off supplies to his guerrilla supporters in Lebanon and called Syria's denials big lies. He told reporters outside Bedawi refugee camp in Tripoli that Damascus orchestrated the rebellion by Al Fatah dissidents. He then flew to Damascus for talks with PLO leaders and possibly Saudi officials to mend the rift with Hafez Assad.
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White House positions South Africa on inevitable reform
The Reagan administration said South Africa's racial segregation will be scrapped and urged peaceful change. Lawrence Eagleburger called the system morally wrong in San Francisco while outlining talks to induce Angola to withdraw Cuban troops in exchange for Namibia independence as part of the plan. In Chile, thousands of truckers staged a general strike, paralyzing ports and prompting arrests of union leaders amid anti-Pinochet protests.
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Chile
Augusto Pinochet
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Hijackers surrender in Cyprus after freeing 32 hostages
Two Lebanese teenagers Raja Aref Aamen and Hassan Mehdi Saadun Haj surrendered to police on a Libyan chartered jet in Larnaca after releasing 32 captives. One carried a pistol and the other a camera bomb as Cypriot minister Christos Mavrellis urged justice. The incident began in Athens and targeted the case of a missing Muslim leader.
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Christos Mavrellis
Raja Aref Aamen
Hassan Mehdi Saadun Haj
Libyan-Supported Rebels Hit Chad City Faya Largeau
The Chadian government informed the United States that Libyan backed dissidents attacked the northern city of Faya Largeau, according to the State Department.
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State Department
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Libya
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Washington
United States
Mayor Koch offers reward in luncheonette shooting case
New York Mayor Edward Koch announces a $10,000 reward for gunmen who fired into a luncheonette near Yeshiva University wounding three students. A 10 member police task force is formed to probe the attack linked to earlier shootings at the university and nearby hospital.
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Edward Koch
Koch
Yeshiva University
Jewish Memorial Hospital
Michael McNulty
DeLorean Drug Trial Delayed To October
John DeLorean won a two month delay in his drug trafficking trial after his attorney asked for extra time. U.S. District Judge Robert Takasugi postponed the August 9 opening to October 4 and scheduled pre trial hearings through July to September.
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Los Angeles
John DeLorean
U.S
Robert Takasugi
Marine goes berserk fires on troops at Camp Pendleton
A Marine opened fire during rifle range practice at Camp Pendleton wounding one Marine in the leg. He seized three hostages and tried to flee in a government van but MPs blocked him. The hostages overpowered the abductor who was shot and wounded. the gunman was taken to the Naval Regional Medical Center in very serious condition.
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Reagan urges one year Medicare fee freeze at AMA meeting
President Reagan told the AMA House of Delegates that Medicare fees should be frozen for one year to share the burden of rising health care costs. He defended his 1984 health care funding, noting 49 million Americans will receive Medicare and Medicaid benefits next fiscal year starting Oct. 1. He offered no new proposals beyond defending current policies.
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