Espriella Objects To Use Of Panama As U.S. Base
Panamanian President Ri cardo de la Espriella objects to the Reagan administration using Panama as a launch pad for Air Force reconnaissance sorties over Central America. He says bases should not be used for purposes in other countries but acknowledges little he can do to stop the flights. He also urges withdrawal of land and sea forces sent for warning exercises through year end.
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Panama City
Panama
Ricardo de la Espriella
Central America
United States
de la Espriella
Associated Press
Reagan heads to Florida on four day Hispanic outreach trip
President Reagan travels from Washington to Tampa to address the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, then moves to El Paso to meet Mexican-American veterans with a four day tour aimed at boosting support among Hispanics. He has not announced re election plans, while about 30 percent of Hispanics supported him in 1980. Only about two million of the 50 million eligible Hispanics were registered in 1980.
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Washington
Reagan
California
Tampa
Fla
U.S
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
White House
el Paso
G.I. Forum
Derrick reassured on Savannah River tritium safeguards
Representative Butler Derrick of South Carolina said Energy Department officials assured him the Savannah River Plant safety system is being strengthened to prevent future radioactive tritium releases after a July gas escape. Derrick noted the maximum possible dose in the weather pathway would be ten times less than originally projected, but stressed ongoing vigilance.
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Washington
Butler Derrick
Ds.c
Energy Department
Savannah River
Edgefield Democrat
DOE
Derrick
Textile Employment Gains In The Southeast
Four of eight Southeastern states report textile job gains with 4 000 more workers in June versus a year earlier. Georgia added 2 600, North Carolina 2 100, with Alabama and Tennessee also rising while South Carolina Florida and Mississippi cut staff. Kentucky unchanged. The gains signal economic recovery and rising textile orders.
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Atlanta
Donald M. Cruse
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S. Department of Labor
Georgia
North Carolina
Alabama
Tennessee
South Carolina
Florida
Mississippi
Kentucky
Cruse
Nureyev injury forces weeks off stage
Ballet star Rudolph Nureyev tore his left calf during a Boston Ballet preview of Don Quixote but continued the performance. Doctors say he cannot perform again until the injury heals, expected to take at least three weeks.
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Ballet
Rudolph Nureyev
Nureyev
Boston Ballet
Audrey Jonckheer
Rebels Overrun Faya-Largeau in Chad See-Saw War
The crossroad town of Faya-Largeau fell after Libyan troops and rebels overran Chad government forces. Western sources said retreat routes to N'Djamena were severed, trapping thousands near the frontline as Oum Chalouba and Koro Toro were also seized, cutting major lines to the capital.
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Chad
Faya-Largeau
Oasis
U S
Washington
Soumaila Mahamat
Libya
Soumaila
Faya- Largeau
Palm Grove
N’djmena
Hisser Habre
Habre
Nort
Goukow Oueddei
Faya
Reagan Declines Direct U.S. Intervention in Chad War
President Reagan says the United States will not intervene directly in Chad to stop Libyan backed rebels. He cites France as the main actor and expresses frustration over Paris reluctance to act. Officials warn Khadafy’s Chad war could destabilize North Africa.
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Washington
Reagan
United States
Chad
U.S
France
Faya-Largeaut
Libya
Faya-Largeau
Moammar Khadafy
North
Africa
Meat prices to dip then rise as heat bites corn crop
Analysts say drought harmed corn yields pushing up feed costs. Meat supply may surge this fall and lower prices briefly, then prices rise in 1984 as herds shrink. USDA estimates 5.24 billion bushels of corn this year, down 38 percent, with acreage cut 28 percent under the payment in kind program.
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Agriculture Department
Jens Knutson
American Meat Institute
Ray Daniel
Chase Econometric Associates
Daniel
Knutson
USDA
Chase
Roger Berglund
National Cattlemen’s Association
Tornadoes Sweep Nation Leaving Dozens Injured Across Regions
Severe storms disrupted the nation's heartland and Northeast with 92 mph winds. In eastern Pennsylvania a tornado damaged homes and cut power as thousands lost electricity. New York City subway riders were stranded after heavy rain and ceiling leaks interrupted an opera.
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Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
New York City
Midwest
National Weather Service
West Chester
Ruling Allows Summer Tuition by South Carolina Schools
The state Supreme Court unanimously ruled public school districts may charge tuition for summer school without violating the free education guarantee. The Beaufort County case involved mothers of two students who sued after not earning credit due to nonpayment. Chief Justice J Woodrow Lewis said the constitution assigns free education to the General Assembly which provides 185 days of schooling and caps state aid for teachers at that length.
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Columbia
State Supreme Court
South Carolina
Beaufort County
High Court
J. Woodrow Lewis
General Assembly
Aiken Standard Advertising and Contact Details
The Aiken Standard lists subscription and advertising numbers: 648 2311 for subscriptions news tips and display ads, 649 1555 for classified advertising. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday at 124 Rutland Drive.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Emergency Numbers Provided by Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard shares essential emergency contact numbers for local outreach. This service lists police and fire department hotlines, hospital services, poison control, and crisis resources available to residents.
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Aiken Police
Aiken Fire Crisis Line Coalition
Aiken Community Hospital
Jackson
Graniteville
New Ellenton
Aiken County
North Augusta
S.C. Highway Patrol
Wagener Fire
Wagener Police
Salley Fire
Salley Police
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