Demos threaten Reagan with siege over budget
Democrats warned President Reagan of a possible year long budget stalemate unless he negotiates tax and defense spending changes. Senator Hollings proposed higher taxes and lower defense outlays plus a one year Social Security COLA freeze while House Speaker ONeill urged the president to drop the victory mindset and seek compromise. GOP leaders discussed deficit reduction plans and possible tax boosts with social program restraint, but White House officials said the administration would not retreat. Senate Appropriations panels debated the size of Reagan’s domestic spending cuts with varying recommendations and Hatfield proposing a different figure.
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Laetrile Tied to Birth Defects in Hamsters
A Science report by Dr. Calvin C. Willhite finds Laetrile’s cyanide component caused skeletal malformations in hamster offspring. He cautions the pattern may occur in humans and urges further primate studies to assess birth defect risks.
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Reagan aids Nicaragua private sector with 10.4 million
The State Department confirmed 10.4 million dollars in economic aid to non Marxist democratic forces in Nicaragua last year. The funds supported private sector groups such as business associations labor unions and cooperatives. Another 7.4 million is earmarked for this year amid reports of a covert CIA program.
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Surinam Coup Attempt Seized Key Areas In Paramaribo
Rebels fired into the air and took over Paramaribo streets and downtown buildings including the telegraph exchange. Lt. Col. Desi Bouterse, backed by loyal forces, faced a standoff at Fort Zeelandia as curfews and clashes spread through the capital.
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Mass casualty attack reported in Quiche Province Guatemala
A Guatemalan official said armed bandits slashed the throats of more than 200 people in two villages in Quiche Province. Prensa Libre cited 200 deaths in Zacualpa. An army spokesman initially denied details and later called the report false.
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