Reagan weighs Hodel to head Interior and merge agencies
President Reagan hints he will not speak on the Hodel rumor while sources say Energy Secretary Donald P. Hodel is chosen to lead Interior, with a possible merger of Interior and Energy. White House official John S. Herrington could move to Energy, but no final decision on him.
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FAA Orders Inspections Of Embraer 110 Bandeirante Planes
The FAA will require all operators of the Bandeirante to check for tail section weaknesses within 18 flight hours, but will not ground the aircraft. The rule excludes planes already modified to strengthen tails. NTSB had urged grounding for immediate inspections.
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Plans under way for 88 campaigns
Washington George Bush says he is laying groundwork for a prudent decision on a 1988 run for the Republican presidential nomination. He may seek to keep options open while noting he does not expect Reagan endorsement and has not decided yet. Other Republicans like Dole Baker and Kemp position for potential campaigns.
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Deficit fight setbacks as Republicans seek budget plan
Senate Republicans struggle to draft a deficit reduction plan facing internal fights over military spending and Social Security increases. President Reagan hints at trimming cost-of-living boosts if Congress backs cuts, while resisting tax hikes or Pentagon slowdowns. GOP leaders push for a broad spending freeze ahead of Reagan's Feb. 4 budget submission, with Goldwater and Stevens voicing military cut concerns.
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