Reagan ordered to rest after fever as he nears White House return
President Reagan, fever-free for the first time in five days, is under doctors orders to work no more than two hours daily upon return to the White House. Hospital officials say he could go home Friday to Monday if progress continues, with antibiotics and careful rest guiding discharge.
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No Con nection Found Between Reagan Shooter Aide and Richardson
Federal agents found no link between John Hinckley Jr. accused of shooting President Reagan and Edward M. Richardson arrested in New York on threats to the president. Secret Service said there is no conspiracy and Richardson faces extradition and a mental examination.
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Senate panel backs cuts with higher deficits
The Senate Budget Committee approved Reagan tax and spending cuts on a party line vote, but projected a 1982 deficit of 60 billion dollars, 15 billion above the administration’s estimate and 10 billion higher than House Democrats predicted. Chairman Domenici said the president may need further savings, while Democrats argued the plan risks inflation and a larger deficit. House Democrats countered with their own budget plan and tax-cut alternative.
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