King Hussein seeks 1.55 billion arms package with U S
In Washington King Hussein of Jordan meets President Reagan to urge congressional approval of a 1.55 billion weapons sale, including 40 advanced jet fighters, while conditions for talks with Israel spark U S and Israeli resistance. He favors an international conference with Soviet participation hosted by the United Nations.
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Stockman calls for $100B tax hike to cut deficit
Budget chief Stockman argues taxes must rise to fund remaining Reagan era cuts, proposing a $100 billion tax increase and freezing Social Security cost of living adjustments for two years. In a Sunday ABC interview he differed from Reagan plan and warned voters favor spending cuts but may accept higher taxes. Spy cases push pressure to cut diplomats in the United States as officials estimate up to 40 percent of Soviet and East European officials could be spies.
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