Reagan cracks down on leaks amid White House furor
President Reagan vows to investigate all disclosures of top secret information and to curb leaks amid claims they endanger lives and national security. White House officials say access to secret material will be tightened and disciplinary steps will follow. News reports note a Pentagon leak probe and Cabinet signs of strain over disclosures.
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Kirkland Attacks Reagan Plan on Recession
AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland criticizes the Reagan administration for having no plan or ideas to fight the recession that has 9.5 million unemployed. He calls the approach a hodgepodge of monetarism and macro-economic nostrums and says no new alternatives are offered. The union backs tax credits tied to Social Security and targeted corporate incentives while noting cuts to employment services.
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United to reinstate 1400 flight attendants forced to quit
UPI reports United Airlines must rehire 1,400 stewardesses who quit under discriminatory rules forbidding marriage before 1968. Judge Moran orders recall eligibility with seniority, citing job segregation, while noting plan to reinstate without harming current employees. The case affects attendants who left under the anti marriage rule.
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