Reagan resumes control of government after shooting
President Reagan, feeling well, walked in his hospital room and resumed duties signing a milk price support bill. Doctors say convalescence will take two to three months. Hinckley, 25, faces psychiatric tests after aiming to kill Reagan to impress film star Foster.
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Thai leader ousted as coup seizes power in Korat
Thai Prime Minister Gen Prem Tinsulanonda fled to Korat after a military coup backed by tanks and thousands of troops. Prem denied resigning and warned the army to normalize the situation while the king and queen remained at Army Base Two. In Beirut and Tel Aviv, Israeli forces attacked suspected PLO bases, wounding a soldier and killing a Lebanese sergeant amid clashes with U.N. peacekeepers. Thousands of Chinese flocked to Hong Kong harbor amid mass seaborne exodus feared after a predicted south China earthquake. In a separate report, psychiatric patients at a Chernyakhovsk hospital seized staff in protest of drugs, while Honduran and Panamanian authorities arranged freedom deals for leftist prisoners fleeing.
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No Recession Signs Despite Inventory Rise Says Analysts
Washington analysts argue no real recession looming despite Commerce figures showing February inventories up 1.1 percent and January 1.6 percent. Chase Econometrics and Evans Economics say inflation effects and demand patterns suggest limited recession risk, noting inventories and orders data as not alarming and current low historical levels.
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Miners reject soft coal contract amid union concerns
West Virginia veteran miner John Pops Walker says the nationwide soft coal contract failed mainly due to the non union coal provision. Miners nationwide fear the clause would cut UMW pension fund royalties and push production toward non union coal.
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