Brezhnev backs Polish party amid Warsaw Pact fears
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev praised the Polish Communist Party as capable of handling its problems while warning against counterrevolutionary forces and economic pressure. He urged unity with socialist Poland and defended his missile moratorium plan, criticizing the United States and allies for not accepting it. Concluded on page A2.
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Springlike Warming Returns After Brief Snow
The region ends a brief winter snap as milder air moves in from the south. A cold front will bring rain to the Great Lakes tomorrow while tonight stays fair with lows 45 to 50. Thursday and Friday show a chance of showers, then fair weather Saturday with cooler temperatures.
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New York Daily Numbers Draws 805 Win
The winning number drawn yesterday in New York State's numbers game was 805. A light moment follows with a chuckle about a gossip being someone who lets the chat out of the bag.
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UPI
House panel rejects Reagan budget in party clash
The House Budget Committee voted 17 to 13 to reject the president's overall budget, with all dissenting votes by Democrats. Republicans supported Reagan, while Democrat reps argued for a Democratic plan with a smaller deficit, more social program funding, and less defense, including a balanced 1983 fiscal year budget and a smaller tax cut.
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Ohio
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FBI questions Reagan in hospital after shooting attempt
President Reagan, condition improving, was interviewed in his George Washington University hospital room by the FBI for the first time regarding last week's assassination attempt. FBI Director William Webster and agents arrived after 11:30 a.m. to confer with the president as doctors report near normal temperature and evolving X rays. aides had said release from the hospital this week was possible, but White House officials cautioned that timing has not been discussed.
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McCarthy Discharged From Hospital After Reagan Attack
Secret Service Agent Timothy J. McCarthy, wounded eight days earlier in the failed assassination attempt on President Reagan, was discharged from George Washington University Hospital. His wife read a statement expressing gratitude and a wish to learn the bypasser who aided him. McCarthy said it is great to be alive and to be Irish and visited Reagan, who looked remarkably well.
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Abbie Hoffman jailed for cocaine sale three year term
Abbie Hoffman Yippie leader with six years on the run was sentenced by state Supreme Court Justice Brenda Soloff to up to three years in prison with at least one year before parole. He pleaded guilty to third degree criminal sale of a dangerous narcotic for selling 3 pounds of cocaine in 1973. Hoffman surrendered April 21 amid supporters shouting “Free Abbie Hoffman.”
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