Top White House aide probed over Reagan interview cash
The Washington Post reports that a top aide sought an FBI probe into Richard V. Allen after $1,000 was found in a safe in the Old Executive Office Building. The payment came from Japanese magazine officials connected to arranging a Nancy Reagan interview.
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Controllers' officers face fines not jail in contempt case
Chicago AP Four officers of the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization face possible fines after contempt of court findings for ignoring a back-to-work order. U.S. District Judge Marvin E. Aspen set sentencing for Jan. 7. The group includes Local 301 president John Schmidt, locals' Arthur Stafford and Clifford Mulbarger, and Local 316 secretary Harry T. Johnson. The government will seek only fines, not prison.
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Mondale labor foresees rejection of Reaganomics
AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland and former Vice-President Walter Mondale forecast broad public repudiation of Reaganomics. They urged action to boost U.S. vitality during speeches at the 14th biennial convention, contrasting with Reagan’s latest move to mend labor relations. Kirkland invited Reagan to the Oval Office but declined to discuss it after receiving the invitation.
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Hinckley to be tested for brain damage in trial question
The government plans tests to determine if John W. Hinckley Jr. has permanent brain damage after attempting suicide in a prison cell. He is in intensive care at Fort Meade Maryland following the incident and his trial date remains January 4 while officials assess his condition and potential fitness for trial.
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Baby items on sale in Sear circular cleanup note
In the Wednesday November 11 Sear circular baby items were advertised on sale. The sale ended Saturday November 14 not November 25 as the cover page indicated. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
Betty Ford seeks GOP aid for ERA in Illinois
Betty Ford urges Illinois lawmakers and GOP leaders to back the Equal Rights Amendment. She criticizes Gov. James R. Thompson for not pressing ratification and President Reagan for opposing the ERA and appointing few women.
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