Reagan invites Gorbachev to visit United States for summit
In a bid to reset Cold War tensions, President Reagan urged newly installed Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to visit the United States for a first superpower summit in six years. The invitation, delivered by Vice President Bush after Chernenko's funeral, noted no set date or conditions.
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Senate Budget Committee faces impasse over 50 billion deficit cuts
In Washington the Senate Budget Committee rejected both Reagan’s deep domestic cuts and Democratic tax rise plans while aiming to cut 50 billion from the federal deficit. Lawton Chiles warned of a train wreck as no plan had majority support, while Chairman Domenici pledged more reviews to win a 12 vote majority.
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