Reagan wins backing for Soviet arms talks at Bonn summit
At the Bonn economic summit Reagan won support from the seven major democracies for U S Soviet arms control talks in Geneva and a Reagan Gorbachev meeting to bridge East West differences. Shultz called ally backing crucial for Geneva negotiations as leaders pledged high level dialogue despite tensions.
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Unemployment steady at 7.3 percent in April
U S unemployment held at 7.3 percent in April with over 8.4 million unemployed. The payroll survey showed 215000 new jobs, mainly in services and construction, while manufacturing fell 44000 and tech job losses kept electronics at about 2.3 million.
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Republicans seek to salvage Reagan budget in 1986 plan
In Washington Republicans push to change course on the Reagan backed 1986 budget to cut deficits by at least 50 billion. The Senate backed a non binding sense of the Senate tax resolution to levy a minimum tax on corporations and individuals while voting to cut defense over three years and opposing Social Security COLA limits.
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