Reagan Budget Faces Uphill Struggle In Congress
Congressional leaders warn the Republican budget plan faces resistance despite Reagan urging public support. The 1986 package seeks 300 billion in three years of cuts, including Social Security COLA limits and program eliminations such as Amtrak Jobs Corps and small business loans, with Senate action not likely for days.
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Congress
Reagan
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Senate
Rusty Brashear
Amtrak
Jobs Corps
Reagan outlines budget speech aims to cut federal outlays
President Reagan urges support for a Republican budget plan. He stresses cutting or eliminating many domestic programs including Amtrak subsidies and SBA funding, cites a mounting national debt near 2 trillion dollars, and calls for shared American action to decide federal benefits and tax levels.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
Senate
House
Amtrak
Small Business Administration
Mine Sinks Cargo Ship in Red Sea After Mine Hit
A cargo ship carrying 14,000 tons of iron ore sank in the Red Sea after a mine strike. Lloyds reports crew rescued. Spokesman Roger Lowes links the mine to a series that damaged 19 vessels last year. Reagan plans a planned visit to a German military cemetery after talks with Kohl faltered.
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London
Red Sea
Lloyds Shipping Intelligence Unit
Lloyds
Roger Lowes
Gulf of Suez
Washington
Reagan
Helmut Kohl
White House
Kohl
Baboon Heart Transplant Planned for Baby Fae
Dr. Leonard Bailey said he is preparing another baboon heart transplant for Baby Fae and will not be ready for at least a month. He continues to collect data on the Baby Fae case after the infant received the animal heart on October 26 and died after 20 days due to kidney problems and heart rejection.
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Bate
Dole
Owever
Oval Office
Reagan
White House
Louisville, Ky
Baby Fae
Leonard Bailey
Van Gogh work sells for $9.9 million at Gould sale
Florence J. Gould’s estate auction in Cannes drew a record price as Vincent van Gogh’s Landscape With Rising Sun sold for 9.9 million dollars to a telephone bidder. The sale occurred at a Sotheby Parke Bernet Inc. auction of art from Mrs Gould’s villa after her wish for a splashy sale.
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New York
Florence J. Gould
Vincent van Gogh
Sotheby Parke Bernet Inc
Poll finds liberal shift on sexual morality and family issues
Chicago pollster Tom Smith of NORC says a growing majority of Americans favor liberal positions on sexual morality birth control and family matters despite religious opposition led by Catholic Church leaders. The trend persists across the population and counters conservative labeling.
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Washington
Chicago
Tom Smith
National Opinion Research Center
Dentistry Training Gaps in Sedation Raise Safety Concerns
A National Institutes of Health group urges dental schools and post graduate programs to bolster training in anesthesia and sedation. Experts say some dentists lack adequate preparation, risking patient safety in painless dentistry advances.
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Washington
National Institutes of Health
Medical Examiners Solution Urged In South Carolina
Charleston AP report shows the incoming president of the South Carolina Medical Association urging rapid action to resolve legal questions after a state Supreme Court ruling finds the Medical Board unconstitutional. Attorney General Travis Medlock moves to address concerns on two fronts while advising the board to pause license and disciplinary actions.
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Charleston
South Carolina Medical Association
State Board of Medical Examiners
Travis Medlock
Supreme Court
Medical Association
Medlock
P G Drops Century-Old Moon and Stars Logo
P G will phase out the moon and stars trademark on products after pressure from critics including Jerry Falwell Billy Graham and the Chicago archbishop. The company said the mark will still appear on stationery and mailings while the logo itself remains in use.
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Cincinnati
Jerry Falwell
Billy Graham
Chicago
Procter & Gamble Co
Moon and Stars
P&g
Bill Dobson
House Rejects Nicaragua Aid Proposals After Bitter Debate
The Democrat led House defeated a Republican non lethal aid plan and a moderate Democratic alternative for Nicaragua. President Reagan vows to press on, while Republicans seek revival of aid before Sept 30 and military support for fiscal 1986.
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Washington
House
Reagan
U.S
Jim Wright
Texas
United States
Nicaragua
Congress
Central America
Trent Lott
R-Miss
House Members Balk At Blue Laws Changes
In Columbia a coalition of South Carolina House members balks at a compromise to ease Sunday sales limits, potentially killing blue law reform this year. Key issue is granting free conference powers to three conferees, with debate over authority and rewrite reach.
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Columbia
House
South Carolina
Robert J. Sheheen
House Senate
Mise
Kershaw County Democrat
Sheheen
Conference Committee
Senate
Jean H. Toal
D-Richland
Sterling Anderson
Oldest Heart Implant Patient Dies After Implant
Jack C. Burcham a retired train engineer died ten days after an experimental artificial heart implant Doctors said a large blood clot in the chest caused cardiac tamponade. Autopsy found a jelly like clot compressing the upper left heart chamber as his lung filled with blood and the device remained in place.
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Louisville, Ky
Jack C. Burcham
Allan M. Lansing
Humana Hospital
Audubon Implant
Burcham
Lansing
Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours
The Aiken Standard lists subscription and advertising contacts. Call 648 2311 for subscriptions and news tips. Classified ads and display ads use 648 2311, with offices at 124 Rutland Drive open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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Aiken Standard
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