No timetable for Marines withdrawal from Lebanon
President Reagan will keep U.S. Marines in Lebanon as long as necessary with no date set for withdrawal. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said the decision aims to avoid a fixed timetable, while Middle East envoy Donald Rumsfeld is to visit Damascus for direct talks with Syria.
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U S Israel accord may strain Arab ties, Dam says
Deputy Secretary Kenneth Dam said some Arab nations show public distress over a new U S Israel strategic accord but doubt a lasting rift. He noted Secretary Shultz plans trips to reassure moderates that U S policy remains unchanged.
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Reagan budget deficit to exceed earlier projection
Reagan administration officials say the 1985 federal budget will run a deficit near 190 billion dollars, higher than the July projection of 170 billion. The Washington Post cites officials noting a larger gap between taxes and spending in the forthcoming budget.
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