Brady escorted to 1983 GOP Senate-House dinner in Washington
White House press secretary James Brady was escorted into a Washington dinner honoring him at the 1983 Republican Senate House event. Brady was still recovering from injuries from the 1981 shooting of President Reagan.
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Senate rejects budget plan amid tax split in GOP ranks
In Washington the Republican led Senate defied President Reagan by rejecting a compromise budget backed by administration and moderates. The chamber sent the 1984 spending fight back to Budget Committee as bipartisan hopes linger. House Speaker O'Neill blasted the move while Baker led the vote with 53 to 46 defeating a tax increase proposal.
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Tip) O'Neill Jr
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Administration defends FBI Abscam probe
The Reagan administration urged the Supreme Court to uphold five Abscam convictions, arguing the targets acted on their own or were prompted by others, not through random investigations. It defends FBI undercover work and notes four ex lawmakers and a lawyer defendant were involved.
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