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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1983
Page
3
The House passed a symbolic mutual and verifiable freeze on U S and Soviet arsenals by 278 to 149, with Republicans opposing the linkage to deeper reductions. Supporters hailed a grassroots movement, while opponents warned the measure unlikely to pass the Senate or survive a presidential veto.
President Reagan welcomed Yuri Andropov's offer to set ceilings on nuclear warheads in Europe and said it will be given serious consideration when arms talks resume. He noted a softening stance alongside his March compromise, while Nitze will review the plan before Geneva talks reopen May 17.
U S bishops urged a complete halt to production and deployment of nuclear arms. The State Department urged focusing on deep reductions and stabilized arsenals instead. Deputy spokesman Alan Romberg criticized the priority given to halting production over pursuing deeper cuts. The National Conference of Catholic Bishops voted 238 to 9 to push the halt during a Chicago meeting.
David Tom, 53, a former Elgin Mental Health Center patient, won 400000 from a federal jury after a four year suit alleging his rights were violated while housed in state facilities for 31 years without care in his Chinese dialect. Attorneys vow appeal and aim to place him with Chinese community support.
William D Ruckelshaus faced sharp questions on independence from Reagan policies while pledging strict ethical standards to lead the EPA He defended his ability to act as administrator rather than White House staff and said he would not resign if full aims were not met The Senate Environment Committee continued questioning while critics urged a cleaner agency image
Florida must require a functional literacy test for diploma eligibility after a federal ruling. About 3,000 Florida seniors face diploma denial. two thirds of failures are Black. The decision could influence about 15 states using tests for graduation.
Washington AP reports trustees of two Teamster benefit plans will repay more than 6 million dollars to settle a government case aimed at curbing abuse of union funds. The deal, announced by Labor Secretary Donovan, awaits federal court approval in Illinois and Florida and involves the Central States Pension Fund and a separate welfare fund.
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