Reagan to sign catch-all money bill amid stalled gaps
President Reagan will sign a compromise spending bill after delays in Congress. Negotiators also moved toward a quick agreement on a five-cent federal gas tax hike, amid a lame-duck session pressed to adjourn.
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Officials courting Hussein for Mideast peace talks
Washington officials seek King Hussein's willingness to join U S led peace talks with Israel signaling a major step for Reagan initiative. Hussein met Reagan at the White House and held discussions with Secretary Shultz on a possible path to negotiations, while weighing U S pressure on Israel over the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
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Safety board flags training gaps in air controller program
The National Transportation Safety Board faulted FAA training methods after reviewing 50 facilities. It found newly certified controllers often teach trainees, with some sessions lasting 5 to 7 hours, stressing instructors and learners. The FAA said it will study the findings as it aims to restore full staffing by mid-1984.
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Banking practices questioned overseas lending probe
The nine largest U.S. banks have loaned about nine times their capital to foreign countries, a House Banking Committee study shows. Treasury Secretary Reijan is set to testify as Rep. Fer n and J. St Germain raises concerns about prudent banking and potential IMF bailouts.
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