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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1981

Page

5

Allen cleared of charges but faces new probe

National security adviser Richard V. Allen cleared of wrongdoing for receiving $1,000 from two Japanese journalists. He will stay on paid leave while a new inquiry reviews his financial disclosure and acceptance of two watches. A separate review will assess standards of conduct after the Justice Department probes two additional matters.

Washington Richard V. Allen Allen Nancy Reagan White House David Gergen Gergen Justice Department Fred Fielding William French Smith Department Potomac International Corp

Budget clash over cutting housing aid and UDAG grants

Washington AP reports a bitter budget dispute within the Reagan administration as budget director David Stockman pushes to end federal subsidies for low income housing construction and to halt UDAG funding. HUD officials warn of swift presidential appeals and indicate massive cuts could reduce 1982 housing aid and 1983 allocations sharply, reshaping urban development nationwide.

Washington Reagan Administration David A. Stockman Department of Housing and Urban Development Samuel R. Pierce Jr Reagan Stockman HUD Carter Office of Management and Budget Congress

Senate panel finds Casey fit to head CIA

The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence found no basis to deem William J. Casey unfit to run the CIA while criticizing omissions in his financial disclosures. The report, due today, notes Casey failed to disclose over 70 former law clients and discusses tax issues for Indonesia in 1976. Biden dissents, Moynihan says the panel will publish concise findings and no additional views.

Senate Casey CIA New York Times Washington Senate Select Committee On Intelligence William J. Casey Central Intelligence Harrison J. Schmitt R-N.m Schmitt Daniel P. Moynihan D-N.y Moynihan Joseph R. Biden Jr Ddel Biden Indonesia Rogers Wells Stanley Sporkin Max C. Hugel

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