Reagan in excellent health after two day physical
President Reagan, age 70, is in excellent health and fully recovered from the assassination attempt. Dr. Daniel Ruge reports normal blood pressure and respiration after a two day checkup. Nancy Reagan also in excellent health. The couple left Bethesda, Maryland, for Camp David where they will spend the weekend amid fall foliage.
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Bush defends nuclear policy to MIT crowd amid protests
Vice President George Bush spoke at MIT to about 3000 protesters and accused European anti nuclear demonstrators of playing into Soviet hands. He warned that Soviet disinformation fuels anti US sentiment while noting NATO missiles and deterrence have sustained peace in Europe.
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Soviet Union
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Reagan
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NATO
U.S
Saudis to Cut Oil Output in 1982 Supply Pact
Saudi Oil Minister Yamani announced a 700000 barrel per day cut to 8.5 million bpd to end the world oil glut by mid 1982. OPEC members agreed to a unified price of 34 dollars per barrel through 1982, potentially adding three cents per gallon at the pump. The reduction takes effect November 1.
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Switzerland
UPI
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Saudi Arabia
Yamani
OPEC
U.S
Regan says 1984 balanced budget unlikely despite tax debate
Treasury Secretary Regan told the Senate Budget Committee that balancing the 1984 federal budget is possible but not probable without further cuts by Congress. He warned the deficit may widen and predicted a mild recession ending late next year with tax cuts and lower interest rates aiding recovery.
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Regan
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Alpena schools win renewal tax to reopen after bankruptcy
Voters in Alpena Michigan approved a renewed tax levy to reopen the bankrupt Alpena School District, generating about 14 million dollars to resume classes for 6800 students. A second funding measure failed, likely leaving buses, athletics, meals, libraries and activities cut.
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Ers
Reagan nominates Elliott Abrams for human rights post
President Reagan submitted Elliott Abrams as head of the State Department Bureau of Human Rights to fill the post once set for Ernest Lefever. He stressed that human rights concerns must inform all facets of U S foreign policy amid ongoing controversy over Lefever’s nomination.
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UPI
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Elliott Abrams
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Polish Premier Warns of Extraordinary Action Over Strikes
Premier Wojciech Jaruzelski threatened to use extraordinary means if Solidarity ignores a parliamentary demand to end strikes. He reshuffled five cabinet posts and named a non Communist and a Catholic to government. The Warsaw Pact council in Budapest closed its two day session with Poland likely on the agenda. No communique issued.
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Abrams aide missing after ship collision in Chesapeake Bay
At Cape Charles Virginia a ship suffered a broken pilot house and began taking on water. One missing person is reported as 22 railroad cars drifted from a barge in the bay with another crew member rescued and safe. In Florida a space shuttle countdown proceeds for Columbia’s return with Engle and Truly aboard.
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