Salvadoran Navy Aid Shift Faces Uncertain Use
Officials say the $25 million US military aid package mainly aims to rebuild the Salvadoran navy and buy ammunition, M-16 rifles, M-79 launchers, trucks, and spare parts. Army discipline remains poor though morale is stated as good, with extensive internal reform and training efforts underway amid ongoing guerrilla pressure.
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Budget cuts promise from Reagan speech questioned
From Page Al lion, Reagan argued against further cuts saying he trusts the budget assumptions and projections. He stated confidence in the forecast despite calls for tighter spending and potential reductions.
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Newsprint price raised to 500 per ton in Canada and US
Consolidated Bathurst Inc announces a 6.4 percent newsprint price hike, or 30 a ton, effective July 1, lifting standard newsprint to 500 per metric ton from 470. The rise reflects higher labor, wood and transportation costs. Deputy White House press secretary Speakes says Reagan plan seen as optimistic. Senate Republican Baker questions CRO estimates, calling next year not better. Budget office memo to Domenici and Hollings notes hearings on large spending cuts.
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Dome to host From Page Ai Dome to host From Page Ai
Tickets set at 12 and 16 dollars below NFL average. Golden Tickets at 50 dollars yield charity proceeds with VIP reception. Event features Eagles and Saints stars, including Jaworski Manning and Rogers, with NFL draft details and historic regional note.
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EEC to Send 6.2 Million in Food Aid to China
Brussels reports that the European Economic Community will provide 6.2 million dollars worth of food to the United Nations for China. This marks the EEC’s first aid to China in 22 years, amid signs of food shortages in two Chinese provinces.
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