Reagan Deficit-Cutting Move Targets Defense Budget
The White House announced a set of multi year defense budget cuts totaling about 13 billion, with figures for fiscal 1982 1983 and 1984 showing reductions of 2 5 and 5 billion respectively. Reagan and aides said more decisions remain as they seek to balance a stronger defense with economic recovery.
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Reagan
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United States
Weinberger and Stockman
Congress
Cody alleged to profit from church deals and policy gifts
The Sun Times reports Cody claimed innocence through gifts and donations while alleging a network of payments around Mrs Wilson and archdiocese contracts. It cites commissions to David Dolan Wil on and unnamed sources saying Cody steered lucrative insurance contracts. The archdiocese denies impropriety and says it has provided information to federal officials.
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Neb
Sun-Times
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Cody
Diocese of
St. Joseph
Son
The
Chicago
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Peter Foote
Chicago Tribune
Haig aide predicts AWACS sale win in Congress
A senior U.S. official traveling with Secretary Haig said the Reagan administration expects to win a tough fight over the sale of five AWACS radar planes to Saudi Arabia. He noted current opposition from Congress and Israel, with Haig stressing the sale’s strategic value and Yugoslavia urging nonalignment.
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Spain
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West Germany
Helmut Schmidt
United States
Europe
State Department
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