Reagan to hold news conference in White House East Room
Washington AP report says President Reagan will hold an 8 p.m. news conference in the White House East Room. It will be his 17th since taking office, following his 3 minute session on February 14. The president and Mrs. Reagan returned to the White House from Camp David.
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Yard sale yields marijuana plants arrest in New Jersey
Nelson Gaffney 30 faced charges of growing possession and sale after police tipped by anonymous call found 160 marijuana plants among items at a yard sale in WALL New Jersey. Police chief said sale included the plants and he was charged with related offenses.
Town residents urged to adopt potholes in Wallace
Wallace Nebraska residents numbered about 350 are asked by city officials to adopt potholes. Warren Smith of the town board says a load of coke nega mix will be piled near the fire station this week for residents to use to fill or pack potholes on their streets.
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Peace plan garners Arab support analysis
The United States brokers a Lebanese Israeli troop withdrawal accord attracting broad Arab backing led by Amin Gemayel. Syria and PLO oppose, Libyan and PLO support, with Egypt Jordan Iraq backing Lebanon. the Soviet Union condemns but remains cautious. Washington seeks behind the scenes influence while avoiding public leadership.
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April Severe Weather Costs and Deaths Across U S
NOAA reports 17 deaths and 1.5 billion dollars in costs for April. The coldest April in 52 years raised heating bills by 800 million, with floods in Louisiana and Mississippi causing over 600 million in damage. Record freezes, heavy snow, and unprecedented rainfall triggered major regional impacts and federal disaster considerations.
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Weather forecast and storm summary with regional impacts
The forecast calls for clear cool tonight with a low in the mid 30s and a mostly sunny day tomorrow reaching near 60. Today severe storms swept Dixie bringing up to 244 inches of rain in southern Louisiana and heavy local flooding in Kentucky while the upper Midwest saw freezing temps. Rain covered the Deep South to New England with snow expected in northern Utah mountains, and frost warnings posted from upper Michigan to northern Illinois.
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