Tutu Says Peace Chance Virtually Nil After Apartheid Speech
Archbishop Desmond Tutu condemned P W Botha for failing to outline concrete steps toward ending racial discrimination. He warned peaceful change is virtually nil, urged possible sanctions, and criticized Western leaders for their stance on South Africa.
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Derrick Not Going to Brazil During Recess
Rep. Butler Derrick of South Carolina will not travel to Brazil during the congressional recess. His aide said he was invited and declined, though his name remained on the travel list. A separate group led by Rep. Bill Alexander departed for Brazil for a six day trip approved by the Speaker’s office.
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Barnwell Plant Starts Depleted Uranium Material Output
Carolina Metals says its Barnwell facility now makes UF4 from UF6 with green salts as startup input. Vincent Minutolo notes two month head start and an initial capacity near 6 million pounds yearly, expandable to about 50 million.
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Hurricane Danny Declines After Leaving One Dead
Louisiana reports one death and widespread power outages as Hurricane Danny weakens to a tropical low. Gov. Edwards declares a 13 parish emergency and seeks federal aid while damage teams survey Calcasieu Cameron Jeff Davis Vermilion Iberia Evangeline parishes.
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Spartan Mills to Close Beaumont Plant Amid Losses
Spartan Mills will pull weaving machines at the Beaumont plant in Spartanburg and lay off 250 workers after three years of losses in competition with foreign producers. Board chairman Walter Montgomery Sr. called informing staff the hardest job he faced as furloughs begin within two weeks and extend over up to four months.
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Budget Office projects larger deficits as outlook worsens
The Congressional Budget Office warns deficits will total 175 billion dollars for the year starting Oct 1, with declines to 163 billion in 1987 and 143 billion in 1988. CEO Rudolph Penner remains upbeat, citing efforts to curb red ink amid a slower economy than Reagan aides expected.
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Husband Keeps Promise By Killing Wife and Self
Reid Logan 78 killed his wife Edith 78 who had Alzheimer's and then shot himself in their El Toro trailer home. Investigators call it murder suicide. Logan suffered heart problems and had vowed not to place her in a rest home.
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