Bani Sadr Refuses Public Apology Amid Iran Power Clash
In Beirut President Abolhassan Bani Sadr rebukes Ayatollah Khomeini for demanding an apology while asserting his loyalty. Tehran sees massive protests with 500000 to 600000 marching against Bani Sadr as clerics tighten grip. Reports say guards arrested staff and a representative resigned amid looming impeachment and trial.
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U S to Sell Planes to Pakistan Amid Security Ties
The United States agreed to sell Pakistan I-16 fighter bombers as part of a six year, 3 billion package of military credits and aid. Senate leaders warned Israel's Iraq raid could complicate approval of the Pakistani aid, which aims to address security concerns and stabilize relations despite Pakistan's nuclear ambiguity.
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Mixed stock market as oil issues weigh on U.S. shares
New York stocks opened mixed as oil shares fell amid lower world oil prices. The Dow rose 0.19 to 1012.18 at noon while losers outpaced gainers 7 to 5 on the NYSE. Citibank and Bankers Trust cut prime rates to 19.5 percent. Chemical Bank at 19 percent. The Fed reported a 0.3 percent May industrial rise led by auto assemblies, signaling sluggish recovery. Sony led the NYSE active list with a 4 point drop to 235.4 as volume hit 26.53 million in two hours. The NYSE composite slipped 0.24 to 77.41, with AMEX down 2.59 at 365.10.
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Senate backs health care aid for Agent Orange linked illnesses
The Senate approved federally financed health care for Vietnam veterans with conditions tied to Agent Orange in a 98 to 0 vote. The bill, part of a $232 million VA health care reauthorization, also extends three years of counseling services for readjustment and expands GI benefits and life insurance limits for active duty personnel.
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Reagan Faces Demo Delays
President Reagan campaigns for congressional approval of his three year tax cut plan while Democrats may delay action until fall. He met Monday with GOP Ways and Means members and conservative Senate Democrats and invited GOP leaders to the White House. Senate leader Baker said Reagan stressed the need to move the tax bill promptly.
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