Reagan Looks For Early Talks After Brezhnev Speech
Reagan voiced optimism that Brezhnev's call for talks on strategic arms reductions opens a path to negotiations. Brezhnev proposed a freeze on deploying strategic weapons as talks begin and no new Soviet medium range missiles toward Western Europe. Secretaries Haig and Bush stressed caution, citing difficulties in reaching a mutual, phased reduction.
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Moon Convicted of Tax Evasion In Unification Case
Rev. Sun Myung Moon founder of the Unification Church convicted of filing false income tax returns for three years in a conspiracy to evade taxes on about 162 000. Moon faces up to 14 years at July sentencing. co-defendant Takeru Kamiyama also convicted.
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Begin Likud risk as two defect to opposition
In Israel, Prime Minister Menachem Begin's coalition loses its majority after Amnon Linn and Yitzhak Peretz switch to Labor. Parliament now hinges on two independents. Labor leads Likud 50 to 46 in the 120 seat Knesset with five swing votes needed.
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Oil glut easing may keep OPEC price steady in 1982
Indonesian Oil Minister Subroto and other officials say revived world demand this summer could avert obligatory price cuts. OPEC aims to hold its $34 a barrel benchmark for rest of 1982, signaling stable or higher pump prices for US and other importers despite a prior glut that pushed prices down from 1981.
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Reagan pays back taxes on California ranch deductions
President and Mrs. Reagan paid 20 000 to 22 000 in back federal and state taxes plus 12 percent interest after the IRS disallowed business losses for the California ranch on 1978 and 1979 returns. The 1981 return already audited and accepted. The interest of 2734 was deducted on the 1981 return.
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Singer John Felton Dies In Mount Shasta Plane Crash
John Felton lead singer of The Diamonds is killed in a Mount Shasta crash along with his wife and another couple. The plane, traveling from Reno to Grants Pass, hit the snow covered mountain. the group’s 1956 hit Little Darlin may be mentioned as context of their fame.
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Judge rebukes Hinckley defense psychiatrist in trial
A federal judge scolded Dr. David Bear for invoking God and declaring Hinckley insane, ordering testimony to stay within medical bounds. Bear cited Hinckley as severely ill and withdrawn from reality, while Hinckley’s defense pursues insanity as a shield.
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