Dole urges Reagan to join budget process
Senator Robert Dole says budget talks are not a spectator sport and calls for President Reagan to engage in crafting a fiscal 1984 plan. He cites Senate House Budget Committee stalemate and notes economists warn high deficits could stall the recovery before Reagan’s 1984 re election.
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Soviet to convene national parliament amid leadership speculation
The Soviet Union announced the Supreme Soviet will meet June 16, possibly elevating Yuri Andropov to the ceremonial head of state post left vacant since Brezhnev’s death last November. Analysts note factional tensions, with Konstantin Chernenko seen by some as opposing Andropov amid Politburo power struggles.
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Senate Panel Faults FBI Over Donovan Data Withheld
A Senate labor committee finds FBI officials misled in 1981 82 by withholding information questioning Raymond Donovans fitness for labor secretary The report urges a statute requiring full background data disclosure including wiretap references and Hoffa disappearance ties drawn from Genovese and Schiavone files Donovan was once an executive at Schiavone Construction Co before his nomination faced scrutiny
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Reagan to hold news conference Tuesday night
President Reagan will hold his 17th news conference since taking office on Tuesday night, White House aides said. He and Mrs. Reagan, returning from Camp David, Md., had earlier brushed aside reporters asking questions. The last conference was Feb. 16.
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Black candidate could win, Jackson says at voter drive
Rev. Jesse Jackson says a black presidential candidate has a real chance of winning as Operation PUSH launches its Southern Crusade to register 2 million black voters. He and officials tour North Carolina aiming to register about 200,000 voters this week.
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Satellite gets boost toward geosynchronous orbit
NASA said the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite was moved 354 miles closer to its intended orbit by six thrusters in two firings. The satellite, launched April 4 aboard the space shuttle Challenger, aims to reach a geosynchronous path after a motor malfunction kept it from a proper orbit.
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Two Shot in Lovers Lane Near Cockeysville
A man James Rhodes 23 and woman Catherine Britt 22 were critically injured by unknown gunman while parked in Rhodes car in a lovers lane. Police say a previous similar shooting occurred April 16 about 22 miles north.
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Trudeau criticizes Reagan in Star interview
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau warns Reagan may be warlike and unreliable for peace talks with the Soviet Union. He cites statements from Reagan and aides as not conducive to nuclear disarmament discussions and calls some proposals absurd. Pope John Paul II urges release of imprisoned Solidarity colleagues during June visit. Common Market ministers end talks without agreement ahead of June Stuttgart summit.
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Hitler diaries scammer held in Hamburg on suspicion of fraud
Konrad Kujau, 44, the Stuttgart Nazi relic dealer who sold fake Hitler diaries to Stern, is in investigative custody in Hamburg. No charges yet. authorities say he surrendered at the Austrian border and remains under questioning with possible three month precharge detention.
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