Reagan signs 413 billion emergency funding bill
President Reagan signed a 413 billion emergency funding measure to keep government operations going through March 31. The continuing resolution avoids a shutdown after Congress delayed full appropriations, with Reagan praising quick, conciliatory action and urging further restraint and cooperation to curb spending and inflation.
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Airman Faces Death in Double Murders at Holloman Base
Airman Robert Gay of Detroit, a security policeman at Holloman Air Force Base New Mexico, was sentenced to death by a 10 member Air Force jury for killing two fellow officers with an M 16 rifle after a dispute over a haircut. The sentence goes to multiple appellate levels up to the president, likely taking years. Gay will be moved to Fort Leavenworth Kansas for confinement.
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Low tar cigarette brands now predominate, FTC reports
The FTC reports 150 of 200 brands contain 15 mg or less tar and 136 brands have one mg or less nicotine, with 8 brands at 10 mg or less carbon monoxide. Low tar is rising as firms tout health concerns while asserting risks remain unproven, and Barclay testing faces scrutiny.
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