Reagan Defends Ranch Vacations As President’s Right
President Reagan defends frequent California ranch visits as well earned at his age. After a four day stay near Santa Barbara he returns to prepare for Thatcher meeting and a technology awards event. He notes ranch time totals 171 days since 1981, about 12 percent of his presidency. He describes Rancho del Cielo as a spell binding retreat with wildlife sightings and self supplied firewood. He and Nancy plan a Los Angeles home after office.
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DEA Chief Target of Kidnapping Threats Spurs Border Checks
Colombian drug lords reportedly offered up to 350000 for the kidnapping of DEA administrator Francis Mullen or another senior official. The threat prompted stepped up border searches from Mexico, delaying travelers at the Tijuana-San Diego crossing, as the search for missing DEA agent Enrique Camarena continues in Guadalajara. White House and Mexican officials say they are in close contact while DEA implements precautionary measures ahead of Mullen’s March 1 resignation and departure to private industry.
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