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WASHINGTON (AP) - Army offi-
cials have told Congress they want
to be able to use nuclear weapons in
a European war without presiden-
tial approval in advance, a con-
gressman said Tuesday night.
The idea was broached in a brief-
ing for members of the House Ap-
propriations subcommittee on de-
fense and others several months
ago, said Rep. Norman W Dicks, D-
Wash., a subcommittee member.
“I thought it was off the wall,"
Dicks said.
A brigadier general whom Dicks
did not identify said the Army
feared field commanders would not
be able to get permission from the
president in time for nuclear weap-
ons to be used effectively in stop-
ping a Soviet invasion of Western
Europe, the congressman said.
The briefing, on the topic of land
warfare in the year 2000, was not se-
cret, Dicks said.
The subcommittee followed in
closed hearings, and the Pentagon
has deleted exchanges on the mat-
ter from the transcript on grounds
of secrecy
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Dicks declined to say what was
said in the hearings, but he said he
was "not satisfied,"
"I don't think moat members
agree that pre-clearance is needed,
and I hope no president would ever
agree to it," he said.
Asked about Dicks' report. Army
spokesman Lt. Col. Mark Fouteh
said Tuesday night. "I have abso-
lutely nothing on that."
The United States has the only
tactical nuclear weapons deployed
in Germany, and the president must
consult with NATO allies before per-
mitting their use. The weapons may
not be used without presidential ap-
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have other nuclear weapons avail-
able for NATO use, and Dicks said
his subcommittee was told at the
briefing that Britain reserves the
right to veto use of its nuclear weap-
ons by NATO.
France also has nuclear weapons,
and Dicks said when the subcom-
mittee asked what policy governed
their use, the generals threw up
their hands and said they didn’t
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billion, including curbs
in veterans' programs,
food stamps, dairy
price supports, FHA
programs and retire-
ment programs. will go
to the Senate floor with-
in several days. Most
had been approved ear-
lier.
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LOS ANGELES(AP)
— The toll of children
battered, maimed and
slain by parents and
other relatives is
climbing, and experts
say the economy — es-
pecially unemployment
— appears to be a key
factor.
"It seem* to be get-
ting more vicious."
■aid Detective Richard
Parker, who heads the
Loe Angeles Police De-
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Of the $29 5 billion
total, $17.5 billion
comes in Medicare,
Medicaid, welfare and
other programs under
the control of the Sen-
ate Finance Commit-
tee Those proposals
are pending on the Sen-
ate floor as part of a
bill that also raises $99
billion in taxes.
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WASHINGTON (AP)
— Republicans in the
Senate reluctantly are
proposing a cap on fed-
eral retirement bene-
fits as part of a three-
year plan to trim
spending by $29.5 bil-
lion
"I don't think any-
body is very happy with
the mandate," Sen. Wil-
liam V. Roth, R Del ,
said Tuesday as the
Governmental Affairs
Committee he chairs
voted to limit retire-
ment cost-of-living in-
creases to 4 percent a
year through 1985.
Sen Ted Stevens, R-
Alaska, said he prob-
ably would be arguing
against the proposal —
which he authored — if
he didn't have "respon-
sibility" for backing
spending cuts mandat-
ed by the fiscal 1983
budget Congress ap-
proved last month.
Despite the state-
ments, all 10 Republi-
cans voted for the plan.
All three "no" votes
came from Democrats.
Technically, the com-
mittee's action applies
only to an estimated 17
million civil service re-
tirees and survivors.
But it automatically
triggered a similar lim-
itation on about 1.3 mil-
lion additional military
and foreign service re-
tirees
The proposed sav-
ings, estimated at $5
billion over three
years, was the last
budget cut to fall into
place as Senate com-
mittees struggled to
meet a deadline of
Tuesday evening.
Under the budget ap-
proved last month. Con-
gress is required to act
swiftly to reduce spend-
ing on retirement and
other benefit programs
by about $27.2 billion
through 1985.
Senate committees
have exceeded that to-
tal, recommending re-
ductions of approxi-
mately $6 5 billion in
1983, $10 billion in 1984
and nearly $13 billion
in 1985 — a total of
about $29.5 billion.
House committees have
until Aug. 1 to make
recommendations.
Other cuts are ex-
pected to be made later
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Thomas Birch, legis- tim of the drop in hous-
lative counsel for the ing .construction, and
National Child Abuse South Carolina where
unemployment is at a
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