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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1983

Page

6

Reagan visits Vietnam Memorial in Washington

President Reagan paid his first visit to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial on Sunday, placing a bouquet at the wall bearing 57,939 names. He spent seven minutes there after services at the National Presbyterian Church, spoke briefly with visitors, and paused to acknowledge volunteers and locals.

Reagan Washington National Presbyterian Church Nancy Reagan California Vietnam Veterans Memorial Memorial Washington Mall Washington Monument Lincoln Memorial Edward Alvarez Veterans Administration Mark Weinberg White House Jeanne Trabulsi National Park Service James A. Baker III Baker Nancy

GOP Senate seeks unity on 1984 budget battles

Senate Republicans seek to unify on a budget blueprint aligned with Reagan tax cuts while facing divisions over tax hikes and the 10 percent personal income tax cut, with debate set to begin and several moderates backing repeal of indexing.

Mark Hatfield Oregon John Chafee Rhode Island Baker and Domenici Reagan

May 2, 1983 Frederick News Briefs

Local brief items from The News of Frederick Maryland dated Monday May 2 1983 summarize community notices and short events.

the News Frederick, Md

Nuclear freeze rules eyed as House panel drafts limits

The House Rules Committee plans Monday discussions to set limits on debate over the nuclear freeze. A final vote is expected later in the week. In foreign policy, Rep. Edward Boland proposed a Tuesday vote to ban covert actions in Nicaragua, amid Reagan’s appeal for support for Central American policy. Oil imports drop over 40 percent since 1979 decontrol, Phillips says, boosting domestic production and cutting foreign dependence.

Washington Senate Reagan Nicaragua Howard Baker Tennessee Pete V. Domenici R-N.m House Rules Committee House Intelligence Committee Edward P. Boland D-Mass Bartlesville Okla U.S Phillips Petroleum

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