Reagan vows to press Senate budget plan in House vote
President Reagan will fight for the Senate passed budget as it goes to the House, declaring no cuts on taxes or defense. Deputy press secretary Larry Speakes warned of House opposition and a push to curb deficits with spending limits, while Senate plans include a one year freeze on Social Security COLAS and defense restraint. Separately, Senate committees will hold joint hearings on terrorism and drug trafficking, with Denton criticizing administration awareness and Shultz urging careful action.
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Unocal showdown looms with Pickens bid and Hartley clash
In Los Angeles Unocal chair Hartley faces Texas oilman T Boone Pickens Jr at Unocal’s annual meeting as Pickens pursues a stock buyback bid. A Delaware court weighs whether Pickens can participate in the offer amid questions of discriminatory exclusion. The bid could yield about 178 million dollars for the Pickens group from selling roughly one third of its stock back to Unocal.
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Breakthrough tool analyses star pictures at lower cost
Penn State researchers unveil the Penn State Astronomical Image Processing system that converts telescope data into TV like pictures. The device analyzes light, radio waves and X rays, costs about 70000 to build and promises faster, broader study of stars and galactic centers.
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Dotson Freed After Clemency Overturned Nightmare Ends
Dotson said he was glad the nightmare of possible return to prison was over and aims to clear his name. He filed a motion for a new trial and appealed his conviction. Thompson’s clemency decision followed a three day hearing with witnesses. Beirne’s credibility was questioned. alibi evidence failed to overcome guilt.
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