The Republican from Springfield, Massachusetts (2024)

April 3, 1981

Publication:

The Republicani

Location:

Springfield, Massachusetts

Issue Date:

Friday, April 3, 1981

Page:

23

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4 Dally News riday April 3 1981 Soviet Led Troops Poised on Polish rontier SAVE RIDAY SATURDAY AT BAILEY WAGNER Our big six foot system puts a wall to work for you! $1MALL3 I UU PIECES 1 Hi Inr tSIwIIki sMIi I8 A great buy! This 3 piece wall group works overtime for you with a bar or desk enclosed storage and lots of space for TV books col lectibles etc A handsome addition to your room from Krebs Stengel Distressed Oak or Pecan wood grain finish is engraved on solid heavy density fiberwood Measures high All you need is a screwdriver for super easy assembly A remarkable take home in the carton value now when value counts BAILEY WAGNER 1451 RIVERDALE WEST SPRINGIELD WARSAW Poland (UPI) Lead ers in Moscow and Poland today accused elements in the Solidarity union of struggling against the Com munist Party for control of Poland The United States said Soviet led Warsaw Pact troops were in height ened readiness to intervene Washington called the situation Radio Moscow and the Soviet newspaper Pravda in a report from Warsaw said the situation in Poland has not improved despite the cancel lation of a general strike It said right wirig forces at the Solidarity union are continuing their struggle against the party and the state Now it is not so much pressure on government but rather a struggle for correspondent said the Polish people were "voicing great concern over developments in th country at mass rallies and in letters addressed to the Central In Warsaw Polish newspapers Reagan Progressing Runs ever Budget Ceiling Bill Cuts The bullet although explosive had ricocheted off the limou A morning White House medical bulletin said the president to recover from his injury in a satis factory and that he refreshed and appears well rested after a good WASHINGTON (AP) President Reagan developed a fever this morn ing but doctors said this is common in patients recovering from similar injuries and surgery Meanwhile BI spokesman Ed Gooderhand confirmed that the pres ident was hit by a special explosive bullet that could have blown up at any time even on the operating table normal in three said nbt a reasonable expec tation for said the president is capa ble of making any decisions but is some effort to his activity so get well more quickly jury investigates the charges against him The tentative finding that the 22 caliber shots fired in Mon assassination attempt were (exploding) raised further questions of whether Reagan was in graver danger than originally reported Despite reports from medical sources that doctors initially thought "they might Reagan in the first moments after he arrived at the hos pital because he was hemorrhaging internally denied Thursday that the life had been in danger sine before lodging in the lung BI spokesman Roger Young said But the shot that pierced press' secetary James brain apparently did explode Brady remained in critical condition and had a fever himself during the night tary Larry Speakes but told doctors this morning I feeling of consciousness continues to the White House said in a morning statement Meets Aides Reagan held an early morning meeting in his room with top aides Edwin Meese III James A Baker III and Michael Deaver progress is said Thursday but he added that Reagan would not be fully recovered by April 23 when aides said he still plans to begin a six day trip to Cali fornia and Mexico had a major injury and had a major surgical procedure and I ound Competent Meanwhile John Hinckley Jr charged with attempting to assassi nate Reagan was found competent to stand trial He wore a white bul letproof vest during a court appear ance Thursday and was ordered to remain in an institution for further sanity tests while a federal grand Despite post operative pain said only pain killer was Tylenol No 3 which con tains codeine and is available only by presciption He said the president was undergoing to clear his airways and was catch ing up on his sleep 1 At the White House there were signs that it was not entirely as despite efforts of aides to portray it as such Relief Measures A package of relief measures for the automobile industry originally slated to be unveiled this week will not be announced until next week said deputy White House press secre ment (HUD) which hands out the UDAG grants says that despite the Senate plan to cut UDAG by $300 million immediately HUD stopped considering applications and will give out several grants to large cities in a few weeks President Reagan had dropped expect him to be 100 percent of plans to propose the rescission after Republicans and Democrats pro tested but the Senate Budget Com mittee placed the cut in the bill Tsongas said he and US Sen Don ald Riegle Mich who was to cosponsor the amendment with Tsongas began to rethink their plan Tuesday after the failure of a Repub lican sponsored amendment that would have restored the full $300 million for UDAG Tsongas said in an interview Thursday that they even tually decided they needed con trol the So he and Riegle spoke on the Senate floor Thursday afternoon about the merits of UDAG but they call for a vote And aides said Reagan had planned to announce formation of a task force on federalism returning some federal functions to the states during a speech Wednesday to the state legislature in Springfield Ill The trip was canceled Vice President George Bush con tinued to serve as the cer emonial proxy directing a Cabinet meeting and greeting the foreign minister of Turkey Bush also met with Baker and Sen Pete Domenici NM chairman of the Senate Budget Committee and announced dairy aid to Poland after a conference with deputy prime minister Make Progress The other three men injured in the barrage of gunfire as Reagan left a Washington hotel Monday continued to make progress toward recovery A White House medical statement said Brady clearer men and was performing breathing exercises had said earlier that Brady was long ways from because of possible complications District of Columbia police officer Thomas Delahanty first listed in but condition follow ing surgery late Thursday to remove a bullet in his neck was upgraded during the day to condition with an prognosis But the bulletin based on informa tion provided by Dr Dennis of George Washington University Hospital said that the past several hours the president has deve loped a moderate temperature ele vation an occurrence which is con sidered commonplace at this stage for patients recovering from injuries and surgery of this No igures Deputy White House press secre tary Larry Speakes asked for specif ics about the fever said have the White House announce ment was the first indication that Reagan had developed a fever while recuperating from the bullet wound in his left lung that occurred during an assassination attempt on Monday temperature elevation is released next week being appropriately evaluated and the frequency of the (Continued from Page 1) Lowell Weicker was the only mem ber of his party to vote against the budget bill The immediate future of the UDAG program only one of many social health and renewal programs cut in the budget bill now will hinge on decisions made in Senate and House committees A spokesman for the HUD appropriations subcommit tee chaired by US Rep Edward Boland Springfield said Boland will not support the Senate rescission of UDAG funds when his subcommit tee begins work on the bill in the next few weeks He predicted that UDAG funds would be almost completely restored when a House Senate conference meets to iron out differences on the bill probably later this month has pumped $18 million into Springfield in the past four years A spokesman for the Depart ment of Housing and Urban Develop HANDGUN PROTEST Demonstrators wave signs protest ing hand guns outside George Washington University Medical Center in Washington Thursday Inside President Ronald Reagan is recovering from gunshot wound (AP) coughing therapy has been increased the statement said The announcement said the presi "chest ray continues to show the left lung to be fully expanded with no evidence of new and that his surgical inci sions are May Be Released Earlier White House aides said they expected the president to be 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