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In a U S News & World Report survey of 1 548 leaders Volcker ranks second after Reagan ahead of Meese Baker O Neill and Stockman No women in top 10 with Rockefeller and Graham notable rankings Diana to birth around July 1 per reports at St Mary s Hospital in London and Buckingham Palace speculation. The New York City Police softball team opens season with Penthouse Pets as batgirls Carole Davis and Sheila Kennedy sponsored by Bob Guccione.
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Little League Star Cleared To Play After Move Dispute
Arri Buford, 12, a pitcher and batter for Fountain Valley Northern League Astros, was allowed to resume play after National Little League officials overturned a local ruling that he was ineligible due to his family’s move. The decision followed a dispute over whether he met residency rules for sign ups. Density of named entities includes Arri Buford, Fountain Valley, Garden Grove, and Little League officials.
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U.S. plans for Big-Eye nerve gas bombs eyed by Army
The Army issued a tentative order for large quantities of a stabilizer chemical called Dicey Di to be used in Big-Eye bombs slated to form VX agents. The Bush administration seeks $25 million to start manufacturing in 1985 as part of upgrading chemical stockpiles amid Senate budget fights.
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Baker expects tax cuts to stay on table
Senate Republican leader Howard Baker, after meeting with President Reagan, said he expects some tax concessions remain in play as party leaders seek a renewed 1983 budget. Baker noted discussions at Reagan's Smoky Mountain estate and cited a possible $122 billion tax component as a starting point for compromise.
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World and Lebanon in turmoil as curfews ease and church attack shocks
In Poland martial law rulers relax curfew but warn against illegal rallies as Solidarity plans protests while the Catholic Church calls for calm. In Lebanon Iran claims terrain gains in war with Iraq as a church attack in Tripoli leaves several dead and wounded. A climactic blast at St Michael’s church ends with the gunman dead and casualties rising.
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