Reagan says White House must be the people’s house
Nancy Reagan in U S News & World Report says her Number One duty is to the president but her main goal is making the White House the people’s house. She defends redecorating cost and denies pursuing personal luxury while cuts hit the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s House
Washington
UPI
Nancy Reagan
White House
Reagan
Reagans
Sixth black body found in Chattahoochee River near Atlanta
The nude body of a black male in his early 20s was recovered from the Chattahoochee River north west of Atlanta, the sixth victim since a string of silenced slayings began nearly two years ago. Police credited two teenagers who found the body about 2:30 p.m., as investigators identified the victim and sought to notify the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Chattahoochee
John Feegel
Fulton County
Morris Redding
Ronald Crawford
Feegel
Reagan must deal on cuts with Democratic leadership
House Majority Leader Jim Wright said Reagan must negotiate with Democrats and accept their compromise to win a tax cut. He said a smaller, multi year rate cut could aid the working poor and middle class, with the plan size shaping two or three year terms. Wright warned against a repeat of the spending vote split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Jim Wright
Reagan
Congress
Wright
CBS
White House
Democratic Party
Burger urges prison education and guard academy
Chief Justice Warren Burger called for mandatory educational and vocational programs for inmates and a national academy for prison guards. He framed these as affordable steps amid 1981 budget realities and reiterated support for broader crime control measures and post release counseling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warren E. Burger
National Academy
Burger
Congress
George Washington University Law School
Hunger strike may end as IRA weighs permission
In Belfast violence continues with Catholic rioters throwing firebombs at police and army vehicles. An IRA spokesman said hunger striker Brendan McLaughlin may end his fast due to a bleeding ulcer after 11 days, while Brendan Lynch, 33, was killed when a Land Rover hit by firebombs crashed during unrest, the 15th death in a surge of bloodshed since Bobby Sands’ May 5 death. West Europe talks in Paris saw Mitterrand and Schmidt discuss NATO ties, U.S. cooperation, and plans for missiles amid Franco socialist party negotiations with the French communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
IRA
Brendan McLaughlin
Ulster
Brendan Lynch
Bobby Sands
Schmidt
Atlantic Alliance
U.S
Mitterrand
Socialist Party
Washington
Reagan
America
France
Europe
United States
NATO
West Europe
Soviet advisers with Syrians in Lebanon warned by Begin
Tel Aviv reports Prime Minister Begin accuses Soviet advisers of operating with Syrian troops inside Lebanon linking Moscow to the conflict. He cites 3600 Syrian tanks with advisers and reveals Israel aided Lebanese Christian militiamen since 1978.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Menachem Begin
Lebanon
Moscow
Begin
U.S
Philip Habib
Jerusalem
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
Middle East
Beirut
Abu Liyad
Yasser Arafat
PLO
Golan Front
Soviet Union
Habib
Riyadh
al Baath
Krasnaya Zvezda
Brezhnev
Fewer juveniles in private facilities in 1979 study
A Census Bureau survey for the Justice Department reports a decline in youths held in privately operated juvenile custody facilities from 29,070 in 1977 to 28,678 at year end 1979 in 1,558 facilities. Girls accounted for the entire drop while numbers of boys rose slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Census Bureau
Office of Juvenile Justice and
Pope John Paul II in hospital address after shooting
From Gemelli hospital Pope John Paul II spoke softly delivering a three minute message of comfort and hope. He expressed gratitude and offered a blessing as hundreds of patients cried and applauded. Doctors said he remains out of danger with a likely discharge within 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
John Paul II
Rose Hall
Gemelli Policlinico Hospital
Mehmet Ali Agca
Sears ad spotlights He-Man Recliner and wall hugger note
Sears sale tab from May 27 1981 promotes a He-Man Recliner though a 3 way wall hugger misprint exists. The 2400 Exterior House Paint is advertised at half price but not in stock this time. rain checks will be issued. Apology included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Cedar Rapids CPI Up 1 4 Percent Over Ten Years Ago
A decade ago Cedar Rapids recorded a 1.4 percent rise in the consumer price index signaling a cost of living increase. The report highlights modest inflation levels affecting residents and local economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bess
Kansas City, Mo
Bess Truman
Wallace Graham
Research Medical Center
Charles
London
Prince Charles
National Union of Students
Diana
Diana Spencer
Prince
Atlanta-area
Becky
Centurion
Center Point
West Europe Leaders Meet
Paris
Francois Mitterrand
Helmut
Ranch Santa Barbara
Calif
Daniel Ruge
Ruge
Larry Speakes
NEW York
Dodge
Lower Manhattan
Orchard Street
Thomas Kennedy
Arlene Ryback
Beth Israel Hospital
Emergency Services
al Friedman
Iowa
Pope
Agca
Rebibbia
God
Second Street
Third Street
S.E
Center Point Rd
N.E
Mount Vernon Rd
Williams Blvd
S.W
Eleventh Street
Marion