Alleged spy ring wounds U.S. defenses not catastrophically
After John A. Walker Jr. was arrested for espionage, the Navy formed a 35 member board to assess damage. Admiral Watkins said the impact was serious but not catastrophic, with losses costing many millions and potential exposure of sensitive data to the Soviets.
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Snyder targets White House over Reagan shelter pledge
Washington AP Mitch Snyder leader of the Community on Creative Nonviolence says Reagan broke a promise to create a model shelter for about 800 homeless people. He will sit in at the White House and sue in federal court to force compliance, claiming the government’s remodeling plan is insufficient and unrealistic.
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Investigators renew search for Nazi doctor Mengele in 1965
U S and West German investigators said they would continue the hunt for Josef Mengele despite his family's assertion that he drowned in Brazil in 1979. Prosecutor Klein and U S Marshal Safir stressed the probe remains active, with Israeli and Brazilian authorities also involved as new clues surface from letters and a Sao Paulo grave.
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Reagan tax plan praised by Senate panel as historic
Senators highlighted the plan as historic and laudable while critics called it unfair. Treasury Secretary Baker outlined proposals to tax overhaul changes, noting mid income groups would see increases unless shelters and deductions are limited. Baker argued rate reductions offset losses for many, and revenue neutrality hinges on limited revenue shifts within one percent.
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