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REAGAN GETTING REPUBLICAN TROOPS READY TO ATTACK $1.5 TRILLION NATIONAL DEBT WASHINGTON (UPI)--With the to not make Congress the plans. national debt now topping scapegoat for delays in In his "State of the Un- $1.5 trillion, President working out differences in ion" address last January, Reagan is getting his Repub- the budget and two seperate Reagan called on Congress to lican troops in line for budget-cutting plans. pass a $100 billion "down more budget battling. The House passed money- payment" to reduce the grow- A House aide says Reagan saving blueprints calling ing national debt. will give GOP leaders their for cutting $182 billion The biggest problem block- marching orders today at the while the Senate version ing a compromise budget is White House, before they be- would erase $140 billion in the separate spending ceil- gin negotiations to trim the federal red ink. ing set by the Senate on do- federal budget. Congressional conferees mestic and defense programs. House Democratic leader already have reconciled some House leaders oppose the Jim Wright has asked Reagan items in the two budget caps. Nearly $900 has been raised by a ten-member team running a 100-mile marathon for Navy relief. According to Ernie Up- son, team leader, the five Navy people and five Marines ran the marathon in ten-mile increments. The route took the GAZETTE ew from Northeast Gate to Cable Beach. GTMO residents unteered to donate so much per mile for each runner. In -'dition to Ernie (shown here), Navy runners were Lisa Ri- Guantanamoc Bay, Cuba veria, Kathryn Murphy, Kenneth McDowell, and Timothy Brad- bury. Marine runners were Clement Adams, Matthew Dennes, Eugene Reinhart, David Barer, and Steven Thoeke. (U.S. Navy photo by PH2(AC) John Isenberg). Volume 39 Number 115 Wednesday, June 13, 1984 * World News TWO MEN WITH PELLET RIFLES ARRESTED OUTSIDE BUSH HOME, NO DANGER SAY OFFICIALS WASHINGTON (UPI)--Secret President Reagan was at more than an hour, his Service agents arrested two the home at the time of the schedule uninterrupted by Digest men yesterday when they were incident to celebrate the the incident. found carrying an illegal vice president's 60th birth- Authorities say neither WASHINGTON (AP)--President Reagan has insisted a treaty pellet gun outside the fence day. Reagan nor Bush was in any banning anti-satellite weapons would be nearly impossible of Vice President Bush's Reagan returned to the danger. to verify -- but the Senate has okayed legislation re- estate. White House after a little Officials say the suspects quiring a "good faith" effort to negotiate such a pact. are both natives of El Sal- Under the legislation, the administration would be barred NORTH AND SOUTH KOREA TENSIONS INCREASING NEAR DMZ vador and had the pellet gun from testing anti-satellite weapons without such a com- to shoot at birds and appar- mitment. KOREA (UPI)--Tensions appar- as many as 20, tunnels in ently had no designs on Rea- ently are heating up in the the granite bedrock beneath gan or Bush. WASHINGTON (AP)--President Reagan is rejecting sugges- heavily fortified border the demilitarized zone. Police say the men were tions that America hold regularly scheduled summits with seperating South Korea from According to U.S. intel- charged with possessing an the Soviet Union. The idea has been backed by top Repub- communist North Korea. ligence reports and North illegal weapon -- a misde- licans and Democrats, but the White house says a fixed South Korean authorities Korean defectors, the tun- meanor in the District of summit schedule would not solve the "substantive prob- charge today that North Ko- nels are designed to flood Columbia -- and held on lems" between the superpowers. rean Army units are en- the south with communist $1,000 bond. croaching into southern bor- guerrillas and saboteurs in They are scheduled for ar- WASHINGTON (AP)--The House is scheduled to further debate der areas through armed advance of a North Korean raignment today in D.C. an immigration reform measure today, and opponents of the provocations and construc- invasion. superior court. package are predicting a long, divisive battle. Yester- tion of a massive network of An army official says A city police spokesman day, the House approved measures to assure that workers tunnels and surface fortifi- northern troops also are says, "They were walking in are in the country legally. cations. building new fortifications the wrong place when the The authorities say that inside the DMZ, including president was nearby." SHINGTON * (AP)--Secretary of the Treasury Donald Regan among the most elaborate four lines of electrified ays a "flat tax" would be unfair to low income Ameri- communist southward en- barbed wire fence, in clear FOUL WEATHER cans. But, he says a Department of the Treasury study of croachments is a network of violation of the 1953 Korean IN STATES the tax system might well end up recommending a tax that at least three, and possibly Armistice Agreement. broadens the base of people contributing to tax revenues. (AP)--While some parts of the country could use a WASHINGTON (AP)--House speaker Tip O'Neill says he will cooling breeze, other areas form a special panel to look into Jesse Jackson's com- DAILY ENERGY USAGE are getting stiffer winds plaints about 7 how next month's convention delegates have than they care to see. been split up. The pledge came after a meeting yesterday There were tornadoes all between Jackson and O'Neill. over the midwest last night. Several people were re- (AP)--Civil rights leaders are complaining, but union ported injured when a twist- leaders are praising a Supreme Court ruling upholding TARGET FOR JUNE: $26,025 er touched down near Brun- "last hired, first fired" policies. The court ruling says USED JUNE 12: $29,476 +15 ing, Neb. that layoff policies protecting workers with seniority do Hail as big as baseballs not have to be scrapped to protect affirmative action also was reported in the programs. VEGAS STRIKES CONTINUE, STAGEHANDS TALKS NON-STOP state. Easterners can figure on LAS VEGAS (UPI)--A spokesman another sizzler today. (AP)--The American Civil Liberties Union says a Supreme Striking musicians reached for the Las Court decision could defeat the "Miranda" rule. The Mi- Vegas Stage- agreement with the Sands Ho- hand's Union says talks to POPE randa rule requires suspects be given their rights before tel on Monday, and a ratifi- IN SWITZERLAND finally end the 72-day-old questioning by police. The court said yesterday a suspect cation vote is set for today walkout may last and last. ON could be questioned before getting the rights read if the on contracts with four other SIX-DAY PASTORAL VISIT The stagehands are the on- major resorts. questioning is prompted by concerns for public safety. SWITZERLAND (UPI)--Pope John ly union still without a Tourism officials place contract. Paul is in the second day of NEW YORK (AP)--A United Nations report says the growth the price tag of the long his six-day Marathon negotiations with pastoral visit rate of the world's population has declined -- for the walkout at more then $60 five resorts to Switzerland. first time in modern history. The report says annual pop- got underway million. yesterday. He is expected today to ulation growth slipped from 2 percent to 1.7 percent over discuss Up to 3,000 stagehands re- Hotel occupancy dropped issues of papal au- the last decade. thority. main on the picket lines, nearly 8 percent in April although most of the 50,000 and May, as 7 percent fewer During early morning pray- W YORK (UPI)--A federal jury in Syracuse, ers today for more than 100 N.Y., began workers who walked off their visitors vacationed in "Ve- iberations in the trial of seven anti-nuclear acti- Franciscan friars jobs at casinos and hotels gas." and sis- [sts last night. The activists are accused of sabotaging ters, the pontiff on April 2nd have returned Those figures do not in- told the military equipment in a protest against the cruise mis- group to not despair to work under piecemeal set- clude lost gambling reve- over sile. their preoccupation tlements. nues. with the decline in recruits to the BALTIMORE (UPI)--Employees of the Sun Newspapers in Bal- religious life. timore voted yesterday to give company negotiators 24 THURMOND EASILY WINS NOMINATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA John Paul says the lack of hours to come up with a better wage and benefits package. new candidates is "by no It is the second contract extension for the publishers SOUTH CAROLINA (UPI)--Senat- Turnout was light. means a fatality, a renewal since Saturday. or Strom Thurmond easily won On the Democratic side, is possible." re-nomination to seek a Melvin Purvis Jr., had less The pope meets later with MASSACHUSETTS (UPI)--The Massachusetts House voted yes- sixth term in the South Car- than a 1,000 vote lead over theologians at the Universi- terday to require college students to comply with federal olina Republican primary, his rival to face Thurmond ty of Fribourg, which houses draft registration laws to get state educational loans. one of five Congressional on the ballot in November. a well-known Catholic semi- The Massachusetts governor vetoed a similar bill last slate-making contests held nary. year. yesterday. In another primary con- He is expected to discuss Thurmond will be 82 in De- test, Senator Gary Hart won papal authority since many TOKYO (AP)--The dollar rose for the fourth-straight day cember. a non-binding Democratic of the three million Catho- On the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market today.