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President Reagan said today he will veto a defense spending bill if it is approved, as expected, by the House.
里根總統今天說，如果如預期所料，眾議院批準國防開支法案的話，他將行使否決權。
Speaking to a private group in Washington today,
今天總統在華盛頓對一個私人團體講，
the President said he was concerned about provisions in the bill that would ban nuclear testing and cut funding for his Star Wars defense system.
說他擔心法案中涉及禁止核試驗和削減他星球大戰防御系統經費的條款。
The President also charged that the Soviet-backed ban on nuclear testing is "a backdoor to a nuclear freeze."
總統還指責說，蘇聯支持的核試驗禁令是“核凍結的后門”。
And he accused the Soviets of a major propaganda campaing on the testing issue.
他指責蘇聯在核試驗問題上大肆宣傳。
Israeli warplanes bombed suspected Palestinia guerrilla bases in Southeast Beirut today.
今天以色列戰機轟炸了貝魯特東南部的可疑游擊隊基地。
Police said the bomb set at least four targets on fire.
警方說，炸彈至少引燃了四個目標。
There are reports that two people were wounded in the attacks.
有報道說，有兩人在襲擊中受傷。
At a news conference in Pretoria today,
今天在比勒陀利亞舉行的新聞發布會上，
South African Foreign Minister Pic Botha called international sanctions against his country "a mad perverse action" that will put many blacks out of work.
南非外長Pic Botha稱，對其國家的國際制裁是“一個瘋狂的變態行為”，并將令許多黑人失業。
But Botha said the South African government "accepts the challenge to overcome the effect of sanctions."
但Botha說，南非政府“接受制裁的挑戰”。
While House spokesman Larry Speakes said today President reagan will veto on Friday a sanctions bill passed by Congress,
白宮發言人拉里·斯皮克斯今天說，里根總統將于星期五否決國會通過的制裁法案，
but he admitted it will be tough to sustain the veto.
但他承認維持否決權將很困難。
On Wall Street today, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up four and a half points, closing at 1797.81.
華爾街今日，道瓊斯工業指數上漲了4.5點，收于1797.81點。
Trading was moderate, one hundred thirty-two million shares.
交易穩健，1.32億股。
