Budget Conferees Reach Tentative Pact on Most 1982 Spending
House and Senate budget conferees report a tentative agreement in most major areas for the 1982 budget with broad support for Reagan cuts. Education and energy funds remain contentious. education totals differ by chamber, and energy spending favors the Senate plan.
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Syrian missiles down Israeli drone over Lebanon
Syria fired SAM missiles that hit an Israeli drone over Lebanon's Bekaa Valley near Altan Yacoub, with Syria, Israel, and Lebanon confirming the incident amid a U S peace mission. Begin called the missiles a grave national security danger and Habib planned to report on talks with Assad.
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Menachem Begin
Bekaa Valley
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Philip Habib
Beirut
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Altan Yacoub
Bekaa
Hunger strike grows as Hughes funeral faces protest
A new IRA hunger striker Brendan McLaughlin, 29, begins fast at Maze Prison to replace Francis Hughes who died after 59 days. Hughes is buried amid protests as his hearse is stoned by Protestant youths. security clashes continue with Catholics and a UK MP calls banning the planned funeral in Bellaghy.
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Democrats Republicans gear up for benefits fight
Senate leader Howard Baker argues Democrats back the wrong horse if they push Reagan’s Social Security plan. House Speaker O’Neill hopes Congress won’t be stone hearted enough to pass it as the White House weighs delaying this year’s cost of living increase and other cost cuts to trim the 1981 deficit. Save Our Security, a coalition of 100 groups, plans lobbying against the proposal.
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Trains collision in Korea kills 44 and injures 183
A wreck near Kyongsan 160 miles southeast of Seoul killed 44 and left 183 injured as two passenger trains collided after hitting motorcyclists at a crossing. Police call it Korea's second worst crash. Eleven bodies remained inside twisted cars, 119 injured in serious condition.
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Supreme Court blocks release of IRS tapes again
Justice William H. Rehnquist temporarily halted the 4 p.m. deadline for releasing secret IRS audit tapes to a Bellevue couple led by Philip and Susan Long who claim IRS procedures are unfair. The stay delays a 9th Circuit order aimed at exposing alleged auditing bias.
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Basque Terror Attack Kills Civil Guards Near Bilbao
In Nemona near Bilbao ETA terrorists set off two bombs on either side of a road injuring at least one guard seriously and killing two others as a Civil Guard jeep escorting an explosives truck was destroyed. Police say the blast targeted the jeep while the truck remained untouched.
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