Reagan Says Spying A Fact Of Life In US
President Reagan urged recognition that spying exists and vowed steps to reduce Soviet intelligence presence in the United States. He said 30 to 40 percent of over 2,500 Soviet bloc officials in the U.S. are known or suspected officers and called the KGB a political police operation aiming to erode freedom. He pledged actions in counterintelligence and security to balance diplomatic presence and US access, though details were not disclosed.
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Appeals court rejects bid to dismiss Haitian plots charges
Raymond Ramirez and Claude Perpignand face federal charges for leading an alleged sting operation to topple Haiti's government. The 5th Circuit ruled the men failed to prove improper prosecution. In other items, John Block announced a Conservation Reserve Program to retire up to 20 million acres of erodible cropland for ten years, aiming to save 95 million tons of soil annually, and New York prep week culminates in the Gay-Lesbian Pride Parade with Mayor Koch leading up to 100000 marchers.
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