Fever may extend Reagan hospital stay amid fever and age
President Reagan's recovery from a bullet wound in the left lung may be slowed by age and fever, keeping him in George Washington University Hospital another week. Doctors say he remains off antibiotics and has a slight fever, with security tight around the hospital as investigators pursue leads linked to the assassination attempt. Meanwhile a man in New York was charged with threatening to kill Reagan after being found with a loaded revolver, and agents augmented Reagan's protection in the hospital environment.
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Kremlin and Haig address tensions in Europe and Middle East
Western analysts warn the Warsaw Pact war games may end but the threat of Soviet intervention remains. Haig outlines a plan for strategic cooperation between Israel and Western Arab states to counter Soviet moves, while Egypt and Israel maintain cautious peace. NASA prepares astronauts for shuttle site exercises amid variable weather concerns.
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UMW strike turns violent amid nationwide disruption
An escalating strike by United Mine Workers turned deadly as shots were fired at several targets across the country, including an incident in Virginia. The unrest disrupted operations and prompted security actions as officials investigated the violence and attempted to restore order.
Hover Attacks Stirred Response From Scott
In a swift response, Scott attacks Hover prompting a quick rebuttal. The exchange centers on accusations and counterclaims amid a charged public dispute.
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Democrats push alternate budget plan in House committee
Democrats in the House Budget Committee advance their alternative to President Reagan's budget, selecting James R Jones's proposal for 712.5 billion dollars in outlays and a 246 billion dollar deficit, while Reagan's plan faces opposition and potential changes as the panel proceeds.
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Funding bill keeps U S 15 dualization plan alive
A Maryland funding measure keeps the U S 15 highway dualization project—including the Frederick County segment—alive amid contentious budget talks. Gov Harry R Hughes pushes austerity on highways while a Senate floor amendment for funding faces rejection. The measures, advancing after heated debate, await further readings and possible amendments before final passage.
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Hughes scores win on gas tax package
A Maryland legislative push to pass a gas tax package faces opposition from several senators and House members. Reported votes include notable figures such as Thomas, Ro, and Edearc in a Tuesday night session. Bet on continued debate as Baltimore, Frederick and local courts weigh in.
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House gives preliminary OK to capital budget
The Maryland House of Delegates approved a capital budget draft totaling 168 million dollars for construction and acquisitions for the 1981 session. The plan sits six million under the 175 million bond cap set by leaders and the governor, with the remaining six million earmarked if a purchase ballot for Rowe Race Course racing class is approved.
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