Kirkpatrick says Haig feud won’t force her out at UN
United Nations ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick amid rumors of a rift with Secretary Haig says she has no plans to resign. She criticizes U N performance but insists she continues to work with Haig, reporting to him despite policy clashes and public frictions.
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Senate passes spy protection bill to Reagan
The Senate approved the Intelligence Identities Protection Act on an 81 to 4 vote, making it a crime to disclose covert CIA agents names even from public records. It carries up to 10 years in prison and fines up to 50,000 for government workers, while civilians could face up to four years and 15,000 in fines. The bill, backed by the administration, followed House passage a week earlier amid debate over First Amendment concerns and press freedom.
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