Reagan presses tax reform plan amid GOP budget critique
President Reagan continues pushing his tax reform agenda despite conservative GOP senators pressing him to focus on the budget and SALT 2. He travels to Newark New Jersey to address Bloomfield residents and plans a Friday stop at Fort McHenry Baltimore for Flag Day. Senate critics left the Oval Office after a lengthy briefing, claiming reassurances but no budget guarantees.
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Reagan Dole Tax Talk Mixes Jokes and Budget Pressure
The discussion covered taxes with a quip by Dole about Reagan's tax increase stance. Reagan reiterated he would accept no tax rise “over my dead body.” The meeting also focused on budget gridlock, SALT 2 compliance, and leadership. Critics urged faster action amid Congress division and submarine missile limits. Reagan planned trips to Indianapolis, Dallas, Raleigh, and Chicago to push his plan.
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Gandhi maintains India's nonalignment stance with US ties
Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi reaffirmed India's policy of nonalignment and said friendship with the United States should not come at the expense of Soviet relations. He met President Reagan at the White House and prepared to address Congress, praising continued people to people ties despite policy differences.
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Reagan, Soviets disappoint Weinberger on SALT 2 response
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger calls the Soviet reply to Reagan SALT 2 compliance “extremely disappointing.” The president, at a state dinner, said the Soviets were “squealing.” Weinberger notes allies influence and outlines plans to scale defense programs including MX missiles, Midgetman flight tests, and Trident submarine goals. Reagan also seeks expansion ideas by November 15.
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Release of Finnish guard dog by SLA amid hostage standstill
The South Lebanon Army frees 2nd Lt. Jorre of the Finnish Canine Corps a trained German Shepherd described as a soldier with a serial number. Israel hopes for a quick hostage resolution but cannot compel SLA commander Gen. Antoine Lahad to release the 21 Finns held by Amal in southern Lebanon.
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Rare albino robin sighting in Hillsville draws interest
A white robin was seen near James Gadzia's Hillsville residence. Biologists from Slippery Rock University and Westminster College note albinism is rare and makes the bird vulnerable to predators and sunburn, while local resident Walter Bistyga also reported a similar sighting.
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Pittsburgh Police Face Ammo Shortage Halts Range
Pittsburgh police suspend target practice for 1,300 officers due to a .32 caliber bullet shortage. Superintendent Coll says 100,000 rounds ordered in March from Alabama have not arrived, delaying annual accuracy requirements. The range may reopen around June 24 or 25 after stock arrives.
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Fee backs toll road bill as fair compromise
State Rep. Thomas J. Fee of Dree Castle calls House approved Senate Bill 441 a fair compromise. The measure includes Turnpike expansion and a provision to add a fifth Turnpike member chosen by the four sitting members. Fee notes three appointees by Gov. Thornburgh and cites Beaver Valley Expressway as a key project, hoping for Senate and governor support to start construction.
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Toll free line set for rebate status update
The state Department of Revenue opened a toll free line 1 800 772 5246 to check on property tax and rent rebate claims. Claimants hear a recorded message with the expected check arrival and may leave new address details. Eligible filers urged to apply before June 30. Informational booklets with forms available at Rep Burd's Cranberry Township office.
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Correction guidance for newsroom calls to Len Kolasinski
The note directs contacting Len Kolasinski executive editor at 654-6651 for corrections or clarifications when reporters are unavailable. Calls should be made between 8 30 a m and 3 p m to coordinate updates.
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