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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1982
Page
13
Washington AP AT&T and the Justice Department will hold talks to adjust the Bell System divestiture to satisfy Judge Harold Greene. If the agreement remains unsatisfied within 15 days, Greene will resume the antitrust trial. The plan is the era’s largest corporate reorganization.
Protesters camping near Hood Canal plan a sail and oar blockade to protest the arrival of the 560 foot nuclear submarine USS Ohio. Navy sources say the Ohio will enter Hood Canal and dock at Bangor at 10 a.m. PDT today.
An explosion aboard a Pan Am jumbo jet en route from Tokyo to Hawaii tore a hole in the floor, killing a Japanese teenager and injuring 15 others. FBI experts were en route from Washington to assist local investigators in the Pacific Ocean flight 140 miles from Honolulu carrying 285 passengers.
The Senate plans to begin debate on a major immigration overhaul to regain border control. The bill would for the first time create criminal and civil penalties for employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens.
Washington AP says President Reagan may deliver a televised address to urge passage of a $98.9 billion tax increase. White House deputy press secretary Larry Speakes notes a good possibility but no final decision, with a speech planned for late this week or early next.
Bolivian discontent rises after three presidential changes in two years of military rule. Prices soar, strikes widen, and the national radio broadcasters association calls for a civilian transitional government. Gen Guido Vildoso Calderon promises elections next April and power transfer four months later, but major parties and labor union demand his resignation.
Washington AP reports that for a 98.9 billion tax increase package, negotiators near a self imposed midnight deadline struggle over a 17 billion spending cuts package. The dispute centers on welfare and Medicare cuts while leaders press to finish next week before recess.
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