Reagan to open five minute radio talks across nation
President Reagan will start a series of five minute radio speeches to reach a broad audience focusing on economic and foreign policies. The first address is set for Saturday at 11 05 a m CST and will be part of ten weekly broadcasts from locations including Barba dos and Versailles with future stops at Camp David and his ranch near Santa Barbara.
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Iraq Pulls Back Forces as Iran Claims Key Gains
Iraq announced a retreat of the Fourth Army in Khuzistan amid Iran’s nine day offensive. Iran reported destroying the force and recapturing Shush Dezful Andimeshk with heavy casualties, while Saddam Hussein defended the move as a strategic defense rearrangement. King Hussein of Jordan visited Baghdad to discuss joint action and support.
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World's Fair prompts a price surge in Knoxville housing
In Knoxville the 1982 Energy Expo fair sparks a housing squeeze as landlords raise rents to lure visitors. Tenants face evictions and condo schemes while officials debate an anti eviction law. Developers tout profits as the fair promises jobs and tourist cash.
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Sinking ship tragedy on Haitian coast draws ten dead
A retired couple found a Haitian woman’s body on a Palm Beach area beach, with seven more bodies washing ashore along a five mile stretch raising the toll to ten from the Esperancia shipwreck. Six crewmen said two remain missing and questioned the death count.
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New herpes drug Zovirax to hit pharmacies in 30 days
The FDA approved acyclovir ointment for genital herpes, promising prescription availability in about a month under Burroughs Wellcome Co. The drug is not a cure but a treatment step for up to 20 million Americans affected.
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Trooper Dies After Cave Rescue Trapped Scout Troop
In Lafayette New Jersey a state trooper Sgt Donald Weltner died inside a cave shaft after nearly 80 hours trapped while leading a scout troop. Col Clinton Pagano announced the death at 10 45 PM after a physician examined the partially exposed body.
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Brady back at GWU Medical Center for blood clot
White House press secretary James Brady returned to George Washington University Medical Center for a left leg blood clot, one year after being wounded in the Reagan assassination attempt. Brady, 41, is described as in good condition with no surgery planned.
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Rightists grab power in Salvador democracy
In El Salvador, a bloc of five right wing parties dominated by the old landed oligarchy appears set to control the National Assembly after 85 percent of votes counted. Duarte faces removal pressure as PCN calls for him to step down and a rightist government. The move threatens agrarian reform, banking modernization, and U S relations.
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