Reagan Urges House To Back Budget Over Alternates
President Reagan urged the House to pass his budget amid seven outlines and 68 amendments as the Senate backs the bipartisan recovery plan. He warned high interest rates threaten allies at the Versailles summit and pressed for House action to prove spending will be controlled. He criticized ONeill for politics over Medicare cuts, saying reductions target providers only.
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Reagan
Democratic House
United States
White House
U.S
Versailles
France
House
Senate
Edwin K. Meese III
Thomas P. O’neill Jr
O’neill
Secretary of Defense tours tank plant in Warren Michigan
Secretary of Defense and W. Weinberger fits into the turret hatch during a tour of the Warren Michigan M 1 tank assembly plant. He was scheduled to address the Economic Club of Detroit later.
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W. Weinberger
Warren, Mich
Economic Club of
Detroit
Plan to dismantle energy agency goes to Congress
Washington AP. After months of behind the scenes maneuvering the Reagan administration sent Congress its plan to dismantle the Energy Department. The proposal would shift duties to Commerce Interior Justice and Agriculture and promises to reverse a trend toward unwieldy federal agencies while preserving essential energy activities and defense testing.
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Reagan
Congress
Energy Department
Departments of Commerce, Interior, Justice and Agriculture
Commerce Department
Republican Committee
Senate
Be your best self says King III on civil rights path
Martin Luther King III, 24, recalls comparisons to his father and says he aims to live his own way while participating in the SCLC pilgrimage to Washington. He notes no burden in the shadow, discusses education, career plans, and his role on the SCLC board and in raising funds for the King Center.
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High Point
N.C
Martin Luther King III
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Washington
King
Morehouse College
Atlanta
SCLC
Martin Luther King Jr. Center For Social Change
New Police Chief Named in St. Louis
Maj. John F. Berner, 55, chosen by the Board of Police Commissioners as St. Louis police chief in a hastily called briefing. He rises over 12 candidates after a special assessment by the International Association of Police Chiefs, marking a break from the usual rank tradition. Berner is a St. Louis native who joined the force at 16 as a switchboard operator and advanced through the ranks.
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ST. Louis
Board of Police Commissioners
John F. Berner
Berner
International Association of Police Chiefs
The
Police Department
Price gap narrows between major and private gas stations
An oil industry analyst says the advantage of no frills and private brand gas stations over major brands is shrinking. A Lundberg Letter survey shows a 1.86 cent per gallon price difference nationwide as of May 7, with 2.98 cents on May 5, 1978. A summer demand boost likely won’t restore the private brands’ edge.
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Los Angeles
Lundberg
Trilby Lundberg
Dan Lundberg
Hinckley trial psychologist says fees did not affect testimony
A psychologist testified that his $ fees from Hinckley’s lawyers did not shape his opinion that Reagan’s would be assassin suffered severe mental illness. Dr. Ernst Prelinger said he was not influenced by the defense fees. The defense and prosecutors argued over potential bias as other experts testified about Hinckley’s mental state on March 30, 1981.
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Washington
John W. Hinckley
Ronald Reagan
Ernst Prelinger
Gregory B. Craig
Thomas C. Goldman
Hinckley
Goldman
Prelinger
Arms talks possible as Brezhnev replies to Reagan
Secretary of State Alexander Haig said Brezhnev has replied to Reagan's call for resuming strategic arms reductions talks and a date could be set soon. Haig noted no details were made public but anticipated confirmation through diplomatic channels and a possible date when Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin returns to Washington.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Reagan
Acco
Alexander M. Haig Jr
CBS
Haig
Brezhnev
State Department
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
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