Reagan security adviser McFarlane may resign from post
Washington sources report Robert C. McFarlane plans to quit as national security adviser amid friction with White House Chief of Staff Donald Regan. Possible successors named include John Poindexter and Brent Scowcroft, with speculation McFarlane seeks ambassadorial or envoy roles abroad.
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National Lottery as a Solution to Social Security Debate
National lottery potential is discussed as a federal fix for Social Security and debt, with projections of annual sales from $5 to $25 billion and billions directed to Social Security. The piece notes widespread popularity, existing state lotteries, and multiple congressional bills by Collins, Addabbo, Luken, and Murphy, all stalled in committees.
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Japan faults U S trade policy over steel imports
Japanese steelmakers accuse the United States of unequal treatment under Reagan era steel import restraints, saying Japan risks losing market share to the European Community. They cite 1984-85 pacts that shifted dominance to the Common Market and note Japan’s reduced, yet still sizable, U.S. market presence.
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Voyager 2 set to glimpse Uranus next month
NASA says Voyager 2 will fly past Uranus at 45,000 mph next month, delivering up to 6,000 images of the planet its rings and five moons. The Uranus encounter will use gravity to swing toward Neptune with a possible 1989 approach.
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Police Shoot Shotgun-Wielding Student in Concord
In Concord New Hampshire police shot and critically wounded Louis Cartier Jr. 16 a former Concord High student who returned to the campus with a double barrel shotgun a bandolier of ammo and wine He held Scott Hayes 16 and Pat Lena 18 hostage for about 20 minutes before two officers opened fire when Cartier leveled the weapon at a football coach One hostage escaped through a window and another sought escape using the threat as a bargaining ploy.
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