Show ' I IX MW 8— The "Wto 1 Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday October 21 "'— "" I'H 1984 Reagan signs into law compromise defense spending bill WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Reagan has signed the defense spending bill of 82929 billion for fiscal year 1985 — a compromise he said will mean preserving the peace “at a reduced pace" because he got substantially less than he wanted In a statement Reagan said Friday the I bomber and ICBM modernization programs “are right on schedule” Under an agreement between House Speaker Thomas O'Neill Senate Republican leader Howard Baker and the White House the MX issue is left unresolved until just before the next Congress’s Easter recess Then there will be two votes in each house — B-- one to authorize 815 billion for 21 more missiles and another to hand the money to the Pentagon If the issue fails on any one of the four votes the MX would be dead That agreement represented a significant concession by the administration faced with declining MX support just before the elections in an effort to rescue the missile from outright extinction Initially the president had asked for 40 missiles in addition to 21 approved last year Other elements of the package worked out in the bipartisan compromise include : —Three tests of the US weapon which may not begin until at least March and anti-satelli- te then only if the president has reported various findings to Congress The House initially refused any testing and the Senate insisted on some tests circumstances The total defense spendir? in the bill of 82929 billion compares to the 8251 billion approved for fiscal 1984 which ended Sept 30 That equates to about 5 percent real growth in defense spending after adjustment for inflation —No money until March and then 814 million only if Congress votes to approve it for rebels fighting Nicaragua’s Sandinista government in a covert operation The House several times refused continued funding for the rebels while the Senate insisted upon it but by declining margins —Spending of 814 billion for the president’s Strategic Defense Initiative” also known as the “Star Wars” program The money is for research on the feasibility of space weapon technology that could lead to weapons that would destroy missiles headed at the United States —Language asking the Pentagon for a report ways to distinguish nuclear-arme- d cruise missiles from conventionally armed ones The House initially insisted on no deployment of the missile until a way was found to tell the two apart but the Senate had voted to missiles that skim the deploy the surface to reach a target —Advisory language strongly recommending against putting US combat troops in either Nicaragua or El Salvador except under dire on ed Presidents should ‘pack’ Court Justice Relinquist tells audience - MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) The audience cheered Supreme Court Justice William view that presidents should appoint justices “sympathetic to his political or philosophical princples” to the high Rehn-quist- court But abortion rights activists ’s people to the court who are sympathetic to his political or philosophical principles” Re-hnqu- ist said He efforts of He called new who distributed literature givSupreme Court appointments “indirect infusions of the poputhe abortion of ing positions court members say women lar will” would lose their rights if Cheers came from most of the 800 people who attended court-packin- g address — part of the message is followed “There is no reason in the Jurist in Residence week at the world why a president should University of Minnesota law not do this” he said Friday school Abortion rights activists injecting himself into an election-year debate fueled by however were not happy with charges that anyone considered the speech for a high court post would have “His views on who should be to be firmly appointed are diametrically “A president who sets out to opposed to our views” said pack the court seeks to appoint Andrew Kislik an organizer of court-packin- g the past Rehn-quist- ’s DMP-42- DWP-41-0 Daisy Wheel e’ appointed said it was fitting “particularly in the year of a presidential election” to talk about Lawyers for Choice "The Republican platform requires a to be judge to be ‘pro-lif- President by Reagan” best formed-charact- II Our er at 300 wpm (25 cps) Reg 8129500 647“ 26-125- 0 printer! 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