Supreme Court keeps draft registration rule in effect for college aid
The Supreme Court ordered immediate enforcement of a law barring federal college loans and grants to men who fail to register for the draft. The injunction blocking the rule was lifted, and from Friday applicants must sign a statement of registration to receive federal aid. About 400,000 men have not registered since 1980, though 96 to 98 percent comply.
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Arrests Foil a Bombing by Puerto Rican Group FALN
Four Chicago based FALN members Edwin Cortes 28 Alejandro Torres 44 Alberto Rodriguez 30 and Jose Luis Rodriguez 22 were arrested on seditious conspiracy charges for plotting to bomb military installations during the Fourth of July weekend. FBI said they discussed robbing a CTA fare collector and using funds to rent a hidden apartment for clandestine activity and prison escapes.
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Senate approves Democrats budget in tight vote
The Pennsylvania Senate, 27-22, backed a $106 billion 1983-84 budget bill crafted by Democrats. Republicans urged Gov Thornburgh to veto large parts of the measure, citing a needed spending cap to match projected revenues. The bill funds state operations into the new fiscal year and includes a $380 million economic development package opposed by Republicans.
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Pennsylvania Daily Lottery Pays Out 164 Percent
The winning number 313 paid out 2,338,558 dollars, or 164 percent of the day's sales of 1,427,528, per a lottery spokesman. See Page 12 for today's tri state lottery numbers.
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Panel probes Reagan debate book materials
A House panel opened an investigation into how Reagan 1980 campaign obtained Carter debate briefing papers. Rep. Albosta said he may call top administration officials as witnesses. White House cooperative on testifying is anticipated while Justice also probes the disclosure in Reagan in the White House.
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