Mass protest near White House over Reagan policy
About 20 000 demonstrators, joined by Jesse Jackson, gathered near the White House to oppose U S policy in Central America and the Caribbean. Jackson urged a new coalition and accused Reagan of relying on military force. McGovern urged troops to leave Grenada and Lebanon. Police arrested 18, organizers claimed 50,000. Protests included mock tombstones and effigies of Weinberger Kirkpatrick Kissinger.
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Congress approves emergency stopgap to avert government shutdown
The Senate passed a stopgap emergency spending bill on a voice vote and sent it to the White House after the House approved 173 136. The package funds agencies through the week with President Reagan expected to sign on Monday, averting a lapse in federal operations.
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Greyhound to Resume Most Routes This Week
Greyhound will restart operations after a 10 day nationwide strike. Union officials said 12,700 members must announce by Monday noon whether they will return to work. Some buses will run this week while exact dates and numbers remain undecided.
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