Republicans split over Social Security and crime at Tidewater Conference
GOP leaders at the Tidewater Conference on Maryland's eastern shore clashed over Social Security reform and crime policy. The four day meeting produced a cautious resolution on Social Security, while backing tougher crime measures including the death penalty and mandatory sentences for gun crimes.
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Inventors Display Striking Ideas At Fifth Annual Expo
About 160 hopeful inventors from around the world showcased bold concepts in New York City. A South Korean display featured paper soap while Roy Lundgren of Fort Lauderdale demonstrated walking-power energy devices and Mike Stone of Hackensack sold millions of circular-flying paper gliders. Igor Dmitrowsky, a 27-year-old New York engineer, unveiled Homo Avis a jet-turbofan back pack capable of speeds up to 150 mph and 200 miles, with a military variant planned. Rep William Dickinson urged caution as moderates debated anti-crime resolutions.
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Reagan at Notre Dame says West will transcend communism
Reagan told Notre Dame graduates that the West will transcend communism, urging faith in government reform and free enterprise. He criticized federal overreach, noting 34 congressional committees and 439 laws shaping college life, while urging graduates not to heed doomsayers as they pursue a better future.
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Budget funds state center at LCCC and local improvements
The state budget allocates a robot center for LCCC and 125,000 for Firelands Branch improvements at Bowling Green State University plus 250,000 for Veterans Home upgrades. Huron County gains 62,761 for mental retardation projects while Medina County has none. statewide totals include 5.1 million for Mental Health 8.9 million for Mental Retardation 23.4 million for Regents 2 million for the Youth Commission and 32.5 million for Natural Resources. Keip says the bill prioritizes repairs after four years with over 100 million for renovation, warning of higher costs if ignored.
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Tighter security circles Reagan at Notre Dame
Washington reports say Reagan’s Notre Dame visit featured heightened security with no handshakes and limited reporter access. A White House aide confirmed tighter procedures would become standard, as officers and fences kept crowds at distance and the president traveled quickly to events.
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Senate millionaire's club questioned by disclosure reports
Washington report notes House members may be wealthier than expected with salaries, lecture pay, and diverse investments. Senate wealth estimates range from 25 to 40 million, with 1980 disclosures due. Top House names include Richmond and Collins, among others. Supreme Court justices show asset ranges from under 100k to multi-million sums.
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Schweiker seeks tighter rein on federal research funding
Health and Human Services Secretary Richard Schweiker advocates stricter oversight of scientists using federal grants amid rising cases of fake research and guideline violations. He cites NIH grants totaling 2.3 billion dollars and endorses tougher scrutiny, stricter disclosures, and disincentives for misconduct, with reforms expected within months.
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Ohio gun collectors weigh gun control amid crooks fears
Ohio Gun Collectors Association leaders say they would back a law if crooks and terrorists could be made to respect it. Secretary John P. Weber and President Karl Spyridor from Cincinnati and Dayton express support, noting concern over reactions to the Pope’s assassination attempt and Reagan shooting.
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Gold from sea yields 96 bars for Japanese fishermen
Akio Hamamoto and partners reclaimed 96 bars of gold worth about $734000 after a three year wait under Sea Disaster Relief law. The haul, found after a fishing trip, was stored in a bank vault for payment of taxes and debts, with plans to buy a new boat and share the rest among the four men and their families.
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