Reagan vows hard line on defense cuts and taxes
President Reagan challenges Congress over the budget saying it is time to draw the line on defense cuts and higher domestic spending. He denounces Sandinista support for guerrillas in El Salvador and warns of possible continued U S Marine presence in Lebanon. He emphasizes no tax hikes while in recession and predicts lower interest rates soon.
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Syria bars Habib amid Lebanon talks and recalls Libyan envoy
Syria refused to meet with U S envoy Philip C Habib calling him hostile while Libya recalled its ambassador from Beirut in protest of Lebanon's pact with Israel. The scene shifted as Damascus eased a road blockade and Lebanese police reported traffic resumed on the coast route to Syria.
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Last hostage recalls talk failed as Wickes ends siege
Brentwood New York AP Bryant Lopez, 15, the final of 18 students held at East Junior High, says he tried to deter Robert Wickes from dying by his own hand. Wickes fatally shot Principal Stephen Howland after a nine hour standoff following the capture of students.
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UAW vote signals end of Fraser era leadership
In Dallas delegates prepare to elect Owen Bieber as UAW president and five other top officers retiring due to age limits. Fraser, 66, leaves alongside 1.5 million member base shrinking to under 1.1 million, amid auto market downturn and competition from imports. Bieber, 53, emphasizes continuity and workers’ better conditions and social justice.
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Dawkins to retire from Army on August 1
Brig Gen. Pete Dawkins, West Point All American football star and Rhodes scholar, will retire from the Army on August 1. The 28 year Army career, marked by key staff roles and Vietnam service, ends with no immediate plans announced. He denied retirement was due to conflict and expressed intent to preserve friendships formed during his service. He was viewed as a strong candidate for chief of staff before the decision. Dawkins, 43, is a Highland Park, Michigan native.
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