Weinberger India talks on U.S. goods and co production plans
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger met Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi in New Delhi signaling warmer U.S.-India ties. They reached substantial agreement on India buying U.S. computer technology and F-404 engines and discussed potential co production of weapons.
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Reagan signs stopgap spending bill amid impasse
In Reykjavik, President Reagan signed a stopgap measure to keep the U.S. government operating through midweek. He called the delay wasting funds and urged Congress to pass an acceptable budget without further delay as operations continued though funds were technically unavailable.
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Protests at U.S. base amid West German missile plans
More than 100000 gathered at the Wiesbaden base to protest U.S. missile deployments in West Germany, the largest anti missile demonstration since 1983 across the nation. Also reports: Gradimir Hadzic freed by the State Department. Pfc Lonnie Weeks charged with desertion. Moscow’s top police investigator dismissed for amoral conduct. Bernadette Chavez dies during artificial heart surgery in Tucson after earlier transplants.
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Mozambique says South Africa plans raid on Maputo
Mozambique charges that South African forces plan a raid on Maputo using aircraft and infiltrated commandos. Pretoria calls the claim speculation as leaders from six frontline states meet in Maputo to discuss regional security and responses to South Africa’s ban on Mozambican workers.
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Lawmakers Near Immigration Compromise On Aid Plan
House and Senate negotiators advanced toward a sweeping immigration bill with a tentative deal to cap reimbursements to state and local governments for aid to newly legalized aliens. Reagan pledged $1 billion yearly for four years, shaping a key funding dispute resolution as conferees prepare a final bill.
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