Reagan Wins House Vote On Budget Cuts Amid Party Clash
The Democratic led House moves toward approving Reagan budget cuts after a bruising floor battle. Reagan’s allies push a $5 billion revisions package to a $37.8 billion outlay, with Senate approval already secured by a wide margin.
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Bush says new confidence in NATO after talks with France Britain
Vice President George Bush, after two days of talks with France’s new Socialist leaders and Britain’s Conservative government, says he feels a renewed sense of confidence in the NATO alliance. He declines to confirm details of any assurances from Francois Mitterrand regarding French cabinet members' access to security discussions.
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No right to share retirement pay ruled by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, held that divorced spouses have no claim to a military retirement pay. Patricia A. McCarty, divorced in 1976 from Army cardiologist Richard J. McCarty after 19 years of marriage, sought a share under community property laws. The ruling centers on exclusive rights of retired service members to their retirement funds, with applicability to states adopting similar laws.
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Victory coalition built on sands of temporary agreement
The House coalition backing Reagan on two budget votes is framed as fragile and temporary. Democrats and conservatives fear loss of unity once economic issues pass, with defections risking committee penalties and ongoing party tensions. Reagan leveraged strategy, media reach, and calls to conservative Democrats to maintain momentum.
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Robert Michel
Unification Church Leader Faces Deportation Probe
New York AP report says federal officials prepare a deportation case against Rev Sun Myung Moon leader of the Unification Church alleging improper entry and possible bribery of INS officials in New York. Investigators examine Moon’s past jailings and undisclosed relations to real estate and other holdings.
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Cyclist killed near Syracuse in Route 50 crash
A 23 year old Louisiana man Hugh B Reynolds of Baton Rouge died when his bicycle was struck from behind on US 50 west of Syracuse by a 77 year old Littleton man’s car. Reynolds was thrown onto the windshield and died at the scene. No charges filed.
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Wedding bells blues for Swanns amid chaos and tornado warnings
Newlyweds Bill and Lori Swann faced a string of mishaps in Manhattan Kansas as tuxedo errors, wrong invitations, and a hospital stay collided with tornado warnings. Bills recovery continues at home while Lori helped comfort other patients during the scare. Nurses created a playful honeymoon mood before the storms.
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