Kennedy Onassis Wins Round in Galella Case
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis remains at legal odds with photographer Ron Galella as a federal judge rules he may be too close to her and her children. Caroline Kennedy testified as arguments on potential jail or fines continue, with a decision expected on enforcing limits.
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Winter storm to dump snow and rain across regions
Winter storm to bring snow and rain from the mid Atlantic coast to the mid Mississippi Valley, with snow in the northern Rockies. Partly cloudy tonight with scattered flurries and teens tonight. Highs in the mid 30s with snow likely. Easterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Sunset 5 56 p m, sunrise 6 36 a m. Seasonal snowfall totals to date 111.5 inches.
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Winter Storms Rattle Nation From Rockies to New England
A severe winter system blankets the central and eastern U S with heavy snow and freezing rain. Reports fix 18 inches in Tahoe region and 4 inches in Minot while Illinois loses power in ice tied outages. Death toll rises to 13 as storms sweep from South to North with travel advisories across Maryland Ohio Illinois and Nebraska. Temperatures plunge nearly 50 degrees in parts, and arctic air chills the Plains as spring hints appear in the South.
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Senate GOP seeks comprehensive deficit cutting budget plan
Senate GOP leadership aims to finish a comprehensive deficit reducing alternative to Reagan's 1983 budget this week. Options include tax hikes, entitlement cuts, and reduced defense spending to trim the projected deficit from 91.5 billion. Key figures include Howard Baker and committee chairs Hatfield, Dole, and Domenici as they push a unified draft.
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Maine
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Congress unlikely to close loopholes
The CBO identifies 266 billion dollars in tax loopholes and says closing them could balance the budget but Congress shuns elimination. Leaders like Rep. Dan Rostenkowski Sen. Robert Dole and Rep. Richard Gephardt discuss focusing on Reagan’s proposed cuts and broader tax changes while noting many loop holes persist.
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IBM Antitrust Dismissal Probe Urged by Lawmaker
Washington lawmakers press for inquiry after IBM case dismissal and a judge cites appearance of impropriety. Assistant Attorney General Baxter faced criticism for not disclosing a consulting role with a firm that advised IBM. Baxter argues no conflict and notes the work was years old and unrelated to the IBM case. The incident fuels calls for transparency and potential recusal reforms.
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New York
U.S
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United States
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Haig urges $1.9 billion rise in U S aid to aid security
Secretary Haig outlined an $8.7 billion foreign aid plan sent to Congress urging passage amid budget pressures. He said most funds would go to nations sharing U S strategic goals or enhancing defense, naming Israel Egypt Turkey Greece Pakistan El Salvador South Korea Spain and the Sudan as key beneficiaries. Salvadoran military aid would rise to 166 million from 66 million.
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U S cites Nicaragua links to El Salvador guerrillas
Secretary Haig told the House committee that guerrilla operations in El Salvador are controlled from an external command and control source with overwhelming evidence. Senator Goldwater said a CIA briefing shows Nicaragua directly supports the insurgency and facilitates arms, training, and safe passage for guerrillas, despite Nicaragua's ambassador denying weapon transfers.
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