Reagan to cut defense for budget by billions
White House aide James Baker says President Reagan is prepared to slash Pentagon budgets by 20 to 30 billion dollars for fiscal 1983 and 1984 to balance the budget by 1984. He warns interest rates may push the 1982 deficit beyond 42.5 billion as new projections loom.
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Hinckley Bail Denied in Reagan assassination bid
A federal judge refused bail for John W. Hinckley Jr., saying the government warned his life could be at risk if freed. Defense had suggested release to a private mental institution pending trial. Hinckley, 26, is charged with attempting to assassinate President Reagan in a March attack outside a hotel.
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Solomon Faces New Cocaine Charge Amid Bail Hearing
Jeff Solomon may face new drug charges after a DEA indictment for possession with intent to distribute nearly two kilograms of cocaine. The cocaine was found in a suitcase in the trunk of a car at Solomon's home last November 26 and seized by agents. The report also notes a passenger, William Cross, 37, of Elyria, charged with carrying a concealed weapon, with Cross seated on a .25 caliber handgun. The article includes extensive context from a bail hearing for John Hinckley Jr. and remarks by Assistant U.S. Attorney Roger Adelman on the security concerns and the need to deny bail.
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Weary Doria divers quit Montauk search ends
UPI reports the Andrea Doria salvage expedition led by Peter Gimbel halted after two weeks off Montauk New York with one safe recovered and no second safe found. The crew filmed a documentary while confirming hull damage deeper and more extensive than once thought, explaining the liner’s sinking after colliding with the Stockholm.
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Inside job suspected in Iran Rajai Bahonar bombing
The Tehran bombing that killed President Rajai and Prime Minister Bahonar raises insider motives. Officials warn of hidden loyalties among expelled or infiltrated officials while Khomeini calls for vigilant reporting. The regime threatens harsher action against opponents as it faces economic strife and continuing violence.
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Reagan takes offense at aides who call him lazy
President Reagan voiced displeasure at unnamed advisers who labeled him a lazy disengaged chief executive in a Newsweek piece. White House chief of staff James Baker called the report false and said most staffers are aligned with the president’s work. Baker noted Reagan’s seven months yielded major laws like the budget and tax cuts, and aides defended a flexible work style despite vacation time.
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