Democrats propose bigger budget cuts to Reagan plan
James R. Jones of Oklahoma leads a Democratic alternative to Reagan's 1982 budget, proposing higher cuts and more funding for welfare, health, education, and regional programs while trimming defense modestly. The plan forecasts a smaller deficit than Reagan’s, but details depend on revised estimates and committee approval.
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Reagan warns Moscow over Poland crisis
The Reagan administration battles Soviet plans in Poland with a strong message to Brezhnev. White House officials confirmed a warning tone while NBC cited long range consequences if the Red Army intervenes. High officials warned of worsening relations and stalled arms talks.
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Brezhnev meets Husak as Prague hosts Warsaw Pact talks
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev arrived unannounced in Prague and met with Czechoslovak leader Gustáv Husák to discuss international problems likely including Polish unrest. Delegates from Warsaw Pact nations attended as Prague prepares to approve a new five year plan with modest growth targets.
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Parkinson says she is a victim of male society amid scandal
Paula Parkinson, center of Washingtons kiss and tell affair saga, tells ABC she viewed lawmakers as men not powerful figures and says her sexual life is nobody else's business. She notes Playboy nudity ended relations with congressmen and cites DOJ leaks about a Florida beach house with three Republicans who voted on her lobbying bill. She calls herself a victim of male society and predicts feeling the same in ten years.
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Reagan convalesces as White House reports steady progress
Over the weekend President Reagan ran a fever described as moderate and doctors reported no infection. He rose before 7 a.m. and met aides, with Nancy and Maureen expected to visit. X-rays showed lung inflammation from the wound and surgery healing slowly, while blood tests found no infection. James Brady continued to improve after brain injury, and Reagan sent a warning to Brezhnev over Poland. Bush and Haig updates followed as aides prepared announcements on auto aid and regulatory relief. Jordan and other visitors toured Reagan’s hospital room, marking a rare moment of levity with the civil rights leader.
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Budget stalemate lingers over New York Medicaid plan
State budget talks stall as April 1 deadline looms. Assembly and Carey back a Medicaid driven plan while Senate Republicans push their own version. Anderson signals movement, urging funding clarity on available spending and upstate transportation needs amid repeated weekend talks.
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Moore's escape conviction is upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused to hear Sara Jane Moore's appeal challenging her February 1979 escape conviction from Alderson federal prison. Moore, jailed for life for the 1975 Ford assassination attempt, also received a three year term for escaping. The Court let stand the Fourth Circuit ruling that the government presented sufficient evidence to sustain the conviction.
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Beirut Crisis Deepens as Lebanon Splits Threat Looms
In Beirut and Zahle fighting intensifies as a coalition government struggles to hold amid sectarian tensions. President Sarkis and Prime Minister Wazzan urge unity while Christian militants threaten action if Syria gains control of Zahle.
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