Reagan Seeks More Spending Cuts Aims Growth Pace
President Reagan touts improving economy with rising real personal income and retail sales while pledging further spending cuts. He urges patience and belief in self and says decision on extending Soviet grain sale will come soon. In Beirut he terms the conflict a two way tragedy and hopes Habib can secure a peaceful PLO withdrawal without deadlines.
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U.S
Soviet Union
National Association of Corn Growers
Des Moines
Iowa
Beirut
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
Lebanon
Philip Habib
PLO
Peppery Texan reporter challenges Reagan on discrimination report
Washington veteran reporter Sarah McClendon, age 72, questions President Reagan at a Cabinet meeting about an official report detailing discrimination and sexual harassment of women in the federal government. Reagan says he has seen no such report. McClendon recalls pressing presidents from Kennedy onward, earning both amusement and anger with her sharp inquiries.
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Washington
UPI
Sarah McClendon
McClendon
Texas
Burr
Ronald Reagan
Sarah
Washington Press Corps
Reagan
Brad Reynolds
Justice Department
Franklin D. Roosevelt
May Craig
Maine
Tyler
Tex
Beaumont
Craig
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Artificial blood saves five patients in emergency cases
UCLA researchers report that artificial blood made from cornstarch and salts, a perfluorochemical, carried oxygen to tissues and saved five patients who refused transfusions. The study in the New England Journal of Medicine notes potential to bypass blood typing before emergencies.
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Boston
UPI
UCLA
New England Journal of Medicine
Kevin K. Tremper
Robert P. Geyer
Geyer
Harvard
School of Public Health
Indigent Defense Costs Prompt County Debate in Court
In common pleas and municipal courts, defendants can receive court appointed attorneys if they cannot afford one. Officials warn indigent defense spending rises while state reimbursements fall, with $113,658 already appropriated but a $144,000 need projected. Administrative judge Bedeski urges system reforms as commissioners consider actions.
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Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
White
Bedeski
Kenneth Koscho
Koscha
ACLU
American Civil Liberties Union
Five year old Renee Cote dies after cancer discovered
In Pittsburgh a five year old girl Renne Cote faced a life ending cancer after doctors found cancer halting a hoped liver transplant. Her mother Susan Cote expressed the child felt unloved and would prefer death by liver failure to cancer.
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Pittsburgh
Renee Cote
Susan Cote
Renee
Royal tot takes show in 1st family portrait
London reports Prince Charles and Princess Diana marking their first wedding anniversary with five portraits of 5 week old Prince William at Kensington Palace. The set, taken by Lord Snowdon, shows the baby in various moods while Diana and Charles pose with the infant. Diana’s smile and attire are highlighted as the couple reflect on the year since marriage.
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Lord Snowdon
Kensington Palace
London
Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince William
UPI
Prince Charles
Diana
Prince William of Wales
Britain
Margaret
William Arthur Philip Louis of Wales
Buckingham Palace
Charles
Diana Spencer
Prince
Falkland Islands
St. Paul's Cathedral
Other woman seeks $5 million from Bloomingdale wife
In a amended palimony suit, Vicki Morgan’s attorney seeks $5 million from Betsy Bloomingdale, wife of Alfred Bloomingdale, claiming she cut off $18,000 monthly support. The filing alleges the mogul has a Marquis de Sade complex and that Betsy Bloomingdale interfered with the written agreement and payments. Morgan, a former model, had claimed lifetime financial backing and a home from Bloomingdale.
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UPD
Alfred Bloomingdale
Marvin Mitchelson
Vicki Morgan
Betsy Bloomingdale
Nancy Reagan
Bloomingdale
Miss Morgan
Mitchelson
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United States
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Marquis de Sade
Armendment
Famous Makes
Sylvania
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