President Reagan's security tightens amid threats
The presidential motorcade now uses camouflage and tighter measures after an assassination attempt. A ban on open sidewalks, underground entrances, and armored limousines mark the enhanced protection as Libyan threats loom, with briefings and schedules kept tightly under wraps.
Allen on paid leave amid NSC material pause
Washington AP reports Richard V. Allen remains on paid leave as President Reagan's national security adviser while awaiting results of a Justice Department inquiry and a White House review into his conduct. Attorney General William French Smith had earlier dropped an inquiry into Allen's acceptance of $1,000 in thank-you money from Japanese journalists.
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