World leaders urge quick U.S. budget action at Versailles summit
Washington reports that top industrial nations led by Reagan era leaders pressed Congress to approve a responsible fiscal 1983 budget. Treasury Secretary Regan cited foreign leaders seeking public statements urging swift congressional action to lower high U.S. interest rates. House votes loom as deficit projections rise.
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World peace march heads to United Nations session
Buddhist monks lead a 13,000 mile peace walk toward the United Nations for the nuclear disarmament session. Activists plan a global hour of bells, a Children’s Walk for Life, and a Central Park rally with 500,000 participants. Coretta Scott King and Cardinal Cooke join faith leaders in urging disarmament.
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Primary contests shape Elyria Lorain areas in 13th district races
The Democratic side lists six candidates for the 55th district state representative race with Diaz, Granda, Nabakowski, Repas, Vasi, and Dumont. Other contenders include Ackerman Camera Sparks and Ruskan vying to face Rousseau in November. In the 13th district state senate primary Martha Wise and Thomas Hinton seek the Republican nod while Abram, Bender, and Zaleski pursue the Democratic OK.
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Missing boa Boris drawn from DePauw area in Greencastle
John Hadder of New London took his books and clothes to Ohio after his junior year at DePauw University but forgot his pet Boris a 4 foot 6 inch boa constrictor. Green Castle police said the reptile not yet found though children report sightings. Hadder warns residents Boris is not dangerous and likely stays near the Delta Upsilon fraternity house.
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Reagan hosts pope visit during European trip
In a Rome audience Reagan praised John Paul II citing renewed faith after church leaders and seminarians cheered. The president invited the pope to visit America again, noting the need for such a visit to the western half of the world.
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British fleets return to Britain with Falklands survivors
The QE2, drafted to carry troops, will dock at Southampton Friday with 700 survivors from HMS Antelope, Ardent, and Coventry. Defense Ministry confirmed the liner carries sailors from three ships sunk in May by Argentine air attacks as contingents hold on for a way out amid stalled operations. A BBC report notes tensions as the garrison faces a possible exit path. Weather service predicts improving conditions for the Falklands after weekend storms hindered attacks.
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Israelis Move Into Lebanon Amid Cease-fire Plea
The U N Security Council urged withdrawal and an earlier cease-fire as Israeli forces pressed into Lebanon. Palestinian guerrillas claimed surrounding an Israeli beachhead near Sidon and reported heavy fighting along the Sidon Tyre coast with 13 Israeli tanks reportedly knocked out since the invasion began. Syrian long-range artillery was seen in Bekaa Valley as Israeli columns penetrated up to 35 miles inland.
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Reagan pushes social issues, Congress stalls action
Washington reports President Reagan has advocated busing limits abortion and school prayer but Congress mainly pursues a budget and recession remedies. Observers say little behind the scenes moves, with June agenda omitting social issues and a late-stage Senate facing possible filibuster.
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