Reagan plan would curb some handicapped education services
The Reagan administration outlines major changes to handicapped education rules allowing schools to set reasonable limitations on related services in an individualized plan. The draft permits principals to remove disruptive students and lets schools decide on certain medical and mental health services, creating discretion over catheterization and related care.
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Reagan and Gandhi seek smoother ties at state dinner
President Reagan and Prime Minister Gandhi spoke of a dialogue of discovery aimed at renewed U S India cooperation despite ongoing differences. They noted shared goals and democratic traditions as talks eased tensions and potential visit to India loomed.
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Hostile fire pay tied to El Salvador advisers
GAO findings show more than half of U S advisers in El Salvador received 65 a month hostile fire pay by certifying they faced fire or imminent danger. Pentagon says some danger existed, with embassy and hotels attacked. Total advisers in country 38. Sanctions and aid plans include training a fourth quick strike battalion and sending three helicopters.
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