Hinson hospitalized amid calls to resign in scandal
Rep. Jon Hinson of Mississippi, 38, was hospitalized after an arrest on sodomy charges in a Capitol Hill restroom. Republican leaders urged resignation as Hinson admitted to the hospital for fatigue and possible personal issues. Harold Moore, a Library of Congress clerk, also faced similar charges. both pled not guilty at arraignment.
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Elderly plea to Congress to protect funding for benefits
Witnesses urge continued federal support for Social Security Medicare Medicaid food stamps and housing aid as budget cuts threaten 25 million elderly Americans. Rep Claude Pepper notes mounting hardship and calls for preserving programs while criticizing proposed tax cuts.
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UPI
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Haig urges allies to disregard Weinberger neutron bomb comments
Haig tells NATO members the United States has not decided to deploy the neutron bomb and will conduct full consultations before any decision. Weinberger's remarks prompted European concern, and Haig pressed for better coordination with his defense chief.
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Social security increases may be cut by Congress
Rep. Pickle leads talks on trimming cost of living raises for retirees to fix the Social Security short-term funding problem. He notes Medicare and tax revenue could free funds. hearings begin this month. He warns the program could go broke by 1982 and says adjustments will be congressional, not White House driven.
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UPI
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Texas
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Reagan
Man Escapes During Trial at King County Court
Leroy Anthony Pines, 19, of Seattle, found guilty of robbery with a deadly weapon by King County Superior Court Judge George T. Mattson. As jurors applauded the judge, Pines slipped from the courtroom and vanished before officers could detain him. He had been free on bail and not under guard.
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Detroit mayor calls wage cuts as deficit hits 130 million
Mayor Coleman Young warned Detroit workers face wage cuts to close a 130 million fiscal year deficit. He urged banks to ease loan terms and accused the Reagan administration of shortchanging Detroit if an 80 million grant for GM Cadillac Poletown site work is blocked.
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Goldwater Sees U S Intelligence Gap and Hope
Sen. Barry Goldwater, new chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, says the United States does not rank with the world’s best in understanding gathered intelligence but can match other nations in collection. He notes current gaps in analysis may improve as new recruits gain experience and the CIA faces scrutiny fades.
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