Rival tax cut clash as Reagan plan faces Democratic alternative
Senate Finance Committee endorsed Reagan’s broad tax cut, while House Democrats unveiled a detailed plan favoring low and middle income earners. Both proposals would take effect Oct 1 and aim to deliver the largest tax cut in history, with differing relief patterns for families at various income levels. Senator Bradley was the sole vote against Reagan’s plan.
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Senate approves Reagan budget cuts in major clash
The Senate approved an 80 to 15 vote on a sweeping $39 billion budget cut measure, backing President Reagan’s plan to slash domestic programs while defense spending remains, as the House prepared to vote on a rival $37.7 billion package amid battle lines between Republicans and Democrats.
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Robinson signs multi year contract with ABC News
Max Robinson will continue as ABC News World News Tonight anchor under a new multi year contract for an undisclosed salary. He denied targeting ABC News in a February Smith College speech focusing on black white communication and distortion.
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Haig Returns Amid Aide Criticism Of Kirkpatrick
Secretary of State Alexander Haig returns to Washington from a two week Pacific trip amid reports that two top aides criticized United Nations Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick over the Israel Iran Iraq resolution. Haig says he is concerned but will take no action against the aides Dean Fischer and Richard Burt.
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Popes Fever Delays Surgery as Trials Run Deep
In Poland crowds honor 1976 riots as Solidarity leader Lech Walesa leads 15,000 in Radom ceremonies amid Soviet Polish drills in Silesia. Meantime doctors say Pope John Paul II remains feverish and may face further hospitalization and abdominal surgery delay.
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Senate approves 1.7 billion for food stamps
The Senate approved an extra 1.7 billion for food stamps to ensure 23 million recipients receive coupons this summer with no benefit reductions through the fiscal year ending September 30. House already passed the measure and it goes to President Reagan for signature, lifting total food stamp appropriations to 11.4 billion.
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Williams linked to entertain photo hunts at housing project
Wayne Williams visited the Thomasville Heights housing project seeking talent to manage. Witness Sam Butts said Williams appeared there twice before abductions and killings of Patrick Rogers and Aaron Jackson. Rogers, 16, had songs and a supposed contract. Jackson, 9, died by suffocation. Rogers body found in the Chattahoochee River.
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