Reagan Doctors Remove Benign-Appearing Polyps
White House says President Reagan underwent routine colon cancer checkup and two small polyps were removed. Doctor Col. John Hutton described him as in excellent health and polyp analysis due Monday. The president and Mrs. Reagan then moved to Camp David for the weekend.
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Supreme Court limits government power over private land access
The court ruled 5 to 4 that regulators cannot broadly force public access to private property, restraining use of private land without just compensation. Justice Powell provided a decisive swing, joining the majority to overturn a California ruling on beachfront access.
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Former Fed chief Arthur Burns dies at 83 in Baltimore
Arthur F. Burns, longtime Federal Reserve Board chairman under three presidents, died Friday in Baltimore at 83 from coronary disease and a stroke after a quadruple bypass surgery in April. He led the Fed from 1970 and also served as chairman of the President’s Council of Economic Advisers in the 1950s and later as ambassador to West Germany.
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Gorbachev Allies Named to Politburo In Soviet Shakeup
The Central Committee promoted four Gorbachev allies to full Politburo membership and named Defense Minister Dmitry Yazov a candidate member. Yakovlev and Slyunkov gained full status, Nikonov was added as a full member, as the party approved his June 28 1988 conference plan and pushed perestroika reforms.
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Oral Roberts says he raised the dead and will rule with Jesus
Tulsa evangelist Oral Roberts told about 5,000 at a three day conference that he has raised the dead and will return after his death to rule alongside Jesus Christ. His son Richard acknowledged the statements would stir controversy and cited dozens of claimed rescues.
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Democrats drop arms limits from funding bill negotiations
Democratic leaders backed down in a clash with President Reagan over two arms control provisions attached to an emergency spending bill. The move clears a path for a House Senate compromise on the 9.4 billion package to provide farm subsidies, with the White House threatening a veto if limits on nuclear testing or SALT II compliance remain. Speaker Jim Wright said the party will press the items on other legislation as the fiscal 1987 supplemental bill nears final action.
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Philippines plane crash kills 50 en route to Baguio City
A Philippine Airlines HS-748 plunged into Mount Agu near Baguio City in fog, killing all 50 aboard. Among the dead were a U.S. citizen and up to 10 Americans, including John Neill of Texas Instruments Philippines operations.
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U.S. Battleship Missouri Sent to Persian Gulf Region
The Pentagon ordered the battleship Missouri and three escort ships to the Persian Gulf next month. Tomahawk missiles will be ready to defend against Silkworm missiles Iran may base along its shoreline near the Strait of Hormuz, defense officials said.
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Pilot reports near-miss with unknown object over Charleston
Delta Flight 1083 from Pittsburgh to Atlanta narrowly avoided a four-foot rocket like object at 29 500 feet 31 miles northeast of Charleston West Virginia. FAA officials doubt it was theirs and the Defense Department denies involvement.
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