Reagan Turkey Hunt Caps Tumultuous Week
President Reagan hunted wild turkeys on a secluded Texas ranch in camouflage after a week marked by a justice probe into Richard Allen over a $1000 cash gift and a critical magazine profile by budget director David Stockman questioning the economic plan.
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Stockman backs Reaganomics doubts amid worsening economy
Budget director David Stockman has retained his doubts about Reaganomics while staying on to aid President Reagan as the economy weakens and debt grows. Congress weighs tax increases, the president warns of hard times, and Stockman admits misgivings about not fully counting numbers amid deficit projections.
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Allen denies involvement in payments for Reagan interview
Richard V. Allen, President Reagan's national security adviser, denied Saturday that he solicited a $1,000 payment from Japanese journalists as thanks for an interview with Nancy Reagan. He said he helped a Japanese magazine secure the exclusive interview the day after Reagan took office but did not arrange the session. The White House released the statement after Tokyo reports quoted a magazine spokeswoman saying the money was offered only after Allen arranged the interview. The Washington Post quoted the interviewing journalist, Fuyoko Kamisaka, disputing Allen's denial.
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