Reagan pushes anti abortion amendment in tense Senate vote
President Reagan moves to make abortion legislation a priority amid Senate opposition and looming midterm elections. House leaders vow to sustain his veto of a 14.2 billion spending bill as talks continue on a compromise with administration officials.
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Reagan
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Howard Baker
R-Tenn
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R-N.c
Bob Michel
Illinois
Tennessee
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Social Security to add face to face reviews for disability cases
Social Security Administration plans in person interviews during disability eligibility reviews to curb mistakes. Commissioner Svahn announced a slowdown in review cases to states and a moratorium on new reviews in states with large backlogs.
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Christopher Connell
Associated Press
Washington
Social Security Administration
John A. Svahn
Congress
Reagan Administration
Svahn
Social Security
Nuclear export limits spark debate in Congress
Washington officials from State Commerce and Energy warn that restricting or banning overseas sales of plutonium and highly enriched uranium would endanger U.S. influence in nuclear trade. They argue proposed bills by Ot tinger and Bingham would push partners to foreign suppliers and weaken nonproliferation aims. The measures follow U.S. interest in Japan's reprocessing plant and an Australian enrichment project.
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Reagan
Washington
State, Commerce and Energy Departments
House
U.S
James B. Devine
Devine
Richard Ottinger
Johnathan Bingham
Japan
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