Reagan Budget Error Delays 1.2 Billion in 1989 Programs
The White House Office of Management and Budget found a miscalculation in next year's deficit. The error prevents Congress from enacting 1.2 billion dollars in additional spending for 1989. OMB officials briefed congressional aides, and lawmakers planned to return in September to resume work on competing bills.
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Mississippi Inmate Makes Slippery Escape
PARCHMAN Miss A maximum security inmate used butter to block a small cell door opening and fled with another inmate. They climbed a 12 foot fence and were at large 17 hours before capture. Clarence Gillie 23 squeezed through the food tray slot after a diversion by another inmate. Ronald Brown 21 assisted in the escape.
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Weather Outlook Tonight Through Tomorrow
Cloudy skies with a 20 percent chance of evening thunderstorms and a 30 percent chance of an afternoon storm. Lows in the low 70s and highs in the low 80s. Details continue on Page 6A.
Deaths List from Multiple South Carolina Towns
Obituary notices list Janie Achison Montmorenci Rita Barthollc Aiken Ronnie Blackmon Burnettown Deborah Brudi Beech Island Paul Burnett Graniteville Frances Holsenback James Hooper Augusta William Johnson Aiken Cora McCain North Augusta Tommie Tindal Salley nm.
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Rita M. Barthollc
Aiken
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Burnettown
Deborah L. Brudi
Beech Island
Paul D. Burnett
Graniteville
Frances H. Holsenback
James E. Hooper
Augusta
Wiliam R. Johnson
Cora L. McCain
North Augusta
Tommie L. Tindal
Salley
Bush Seeks Narrowed VP Pick at GOP Convention
New Orleans reports Bush, opening GOP convention day, has narrowed his vice presidential list but will not decide. He expects the eventual pick to be widely accepted and continues interviews to gauge leaning. Reagan aims to energize delegates with a prime time address, while Kemp and Dole support surge at the event.
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Police Crackdown on Radical March at Yonsei University
Police riot squads in green fatigues and black helmets dispersed radical students at Yonsei University as they attempted to march toward the North Korean border for talks. Tear gas, crowd control shows, and beatings followed, with about 200 students dragged away. President Roh Tae Woo warned disorder would not be tolerated during Science Day.
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South Korea
Yonsei University
Roh Tae-woo
Public School Students Head Back To Classes
Four years after the Education Improvement Act South Carolina public schools show progress as over 616000 students head to classes this week. State Superintendent Charlie Williams and Gov. Carroll Campbell emphasize long term gains with districts reopening across the state and some delaying two weeks. The act funded by a one cent sales tax is expected to raise education by billions, boosting teacher salaries from 17384 to 24241 and SAT scores from 803 to 832.
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South Carolinas
Charlie Williams
Carroll Campbell Jr
College students reduced drinking by challenging alcohol expectancies
Psychologists report that challenging students’ beliefs about alcohol’s benefits cuts drinking more effectively than warnings. Renelle Massey of USF Tampa says expectancies drive use, with 50 moderately drinking female students split into two programs including one to lower expectancies.
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