Man robs two women then apologizes and reperforms repayment
In Clearwater Florida Craig A Motley 31 a roofer robbed two women of 101 dollars and left his name and address. Police used the address to arrest him. Motley is jailed on 17500 bond on burglary of an automobile robbery attempted armed robbery and armed robbery charges. He claimed he would repay the money and said a promise is a promise from Pinellas County Jail.
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Clearwater
Fla
Craig A. Motley
Pinellas County
Senator Denies Prayer Bill Charge In South Carolina
In Columbia AP report Senator Joe Wilson Republican Lexington says the measure mandating a minute of silent contemplation in public schools is not a prayer bill. Wilson calls it a freedom of choice bill and predicts House support despite criticism from Steve Bates of the South Carolina ACLU who argues it promotes religious practice.
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Columbia
Joe Wilson
Lexington
Wilson
Steve Bates
South Carolina
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Weather Outlook Sunny Easter Sunday Highs in the 70s
Sun returns with clear skies for Easter Sunday and highs in the 70s. Tonight and tomorrow bring partly cloudy skies with lows in the upper 40s and highs in the lower 70s. Page 13A has details.
Local Obituaries List Names in Georgia
Death notices for Leon F. Cherry Aiken Nassie A Grook Florence J Gossett Lucille Miller Louisa Phillips Don F Rollins Mary Lou Wilson and Roberta Georgia provide brief memorial entries from the Augusta area and nearby communities with no further detail given.
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Leon F. Cherry
Aiken
Nassie A. Grook
Gibson
Florence J. Gossett
Lucille Miller
Martinez Louisa Phillips
North Augusta
Don F. Rollins
Augusta
Mary Lou Wilson
Roberta
Reagan to impose wide Japanese tariffs over chip pact breach
President Reagan announced 300 million dollars in duties on specific Japanese goods including TVs and calculators in retaliation for Japan's alleged 1986 chip pact violations. The sanctions may reach 100 percent on some items and aim to pressure compliance, with a three month expected duration.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Reagan
U.S
Japan
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
California
United States
Makoto Kuroda
International Trade and Industry
Washington
Kyodo
Competition for NPR site at Savannah River Plant faces options
Congressional action pushes a 20 million probe of a new production reactor for weapon materials. A rival plan would convert two Washington Public Power Supply System reactors near Richland, Washington, for weapons materials, leveraging bond pressures and a dual mission potential while SRP favored.
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Department of Energy
Savannah River
House Armed Services Committee
Strom Thurmond
Senate Armed Services Committee
South Carolina
NPR
SRP
Daniel Evans
R-Wash
Richland
Wash
Washington Public Power Supply System
WPPSS
John Britton
DOE
Hanford
Soviet Union
Sen. Evans
Northwest
South Carolina House Approves 65 MPH Speed Limit Bill
South Carolina lawmakers approved a bill raising the highway limit to 65 mph by voice vote, sending it to the Senate where supporters seek added seat belt provisions. Opponents argued higher speeds increase crashes and insurance costs, while sponsors claim ongoing fuel and safety considerations justify the change.
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S.C
Columbia
House of Representatives
South Carolina
Senate
Senate Transportation
Irene Rudnick
D-Aiken
John Bradley
Charleston
Peanut Butter Ranked In Cancer Hazard Scale
California researchers at the University of California Berkeley propose the HEP scale to measure cancer risk from daily exposures. A peanut butter sandwich rates 0.03 percent, bacon 0.1 percent, and normal home air 0.6 percent over a lifetime, highlighting relative dangers.
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Washington
California
University of California, Berkeley
Bruce N. Ames
Ames
Renae MaGaw
Lois Gold
Pices Ody
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Abby
Renee
Renee Reneee
Jfapan
U.S. Commerce Dept
Japan Trade Center
Nancy Carpenter
Rep
Butler Derrick
Tim Rogers
D-Richland
Terry Haskins
Greenville
State Highway Department
Bradley
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