Reagan attacks peaceniks at American Legion convention
President Reagan told American Legion delegates in Seattle that peace moves undermine freedom and that the United States will defend its friends and interests without seeking an arms race or becoming world policeman. He praised veterans as true peacemakers and emphasized strength as the basis for peace.
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Seattle
Reagan
Peace
United States
American Legion
West
California
Los Angeles
Israel to pull troops from Lebanon Chouf area next week
Israel will begin redeploying troops from Lebanon's Chouf mountains on Sunday Aug 28 with a plan to end the move by Sept 7 the eve of the Jewish New Year. Prime Minister Begin's spokesman could not confirm timing but said the government intends to carry out the decision in the near future.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
Chouf
Israel Radio
Beirut
Menachem Begin
Uri Porat
Associated Press
Teachers' Share Said Less In Spending On Education
The Carnegie Foundation reports rising per student spending but a shrinking share for teacher salaries as demand for educators grows and funding quality declines.
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Washington
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Rock Hill church bookkeeper charged with forging checks
A Rock Hill woman who served six years as part-time bookkeeper for Emmanuel Baptist Church is charged with forging and passing more than $63,000 in checks drawn on two church accounts, police say.
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Rock Hill
Emmanuel Baptist Church
State Denies SRP Stream Reclassification
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control denied Savannah River Plant efforts to downgrade on site stream classifications to ease nuclear materials production. DHEC will review at a board meeting. potential appeals to court exist.
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DHEC
Roger Davis
July Prices Np .4 Percent
Consumer prices rose 0.4 percent in July driven by modest gains in gasoline and alcohol while food costs fell for the second straight month. Over the year, overall inflation remained at 2.4 percent with food and meat trends easing before a projected rise next year.
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Washington
Johnston Shooting Suspect To Be Examined
Perry B. Smith a former mailman charged with killing Johnston postmaster Charles McGee and wounding three others has been ordered to undergo a 15 day mental examination to determine fitness for trial. He was arraigned on murder and three assault charges and bond was denied.
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Lexington
Perry B. Smith
Johnston
Donald Meyers
Smith
Charles McGee
Crystal Gayle gives birth to daughter Katherine Claire in Nashville
Publicist announced Crystal Gayle welcomed a 5 pound 3 ounce baby girl named Katherine Claire in a Nashville hospital. It is Gayle and Bill Gat Zimos's first child. no hospital was disclosed.
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Crystal Gayle
Katherine Claire
Nashville, Tenn
Paul Shefrin
Miss Gayle
Loretta Lynn
Bill Gat
Zimos
Webster at Home Seeks Part Time Assistants
Webster, a leading dictionary publisher, seeks home workers to update local mailing lists with no experience required. Send name, address, phone, date of birth to Webster Dept 5182 1681 Bayview Ave Suite 101 monto Ontario M46 301 and enclose one dollar for airmail shipment.
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America
Dept
Bayview Ave
Monto
Ontario
W.P.C
South Carolina urged to be disqualified as nuclear waste site
Gov. Riley to petition the Energy Department to disqualify South Carolina as a high level waste repository site, citing the Nuclear Waste Policy Act and an MRS at Savannah River Plant. Committee blasts DOE draft reports as incomplete and urges nationwide guidelines and state input before area selection.
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Columbia
Dick Riley
U.S. Energy Department
South Carolina
Riley
Donald Hodel
DOE
Harriet Keyserling
D-Beaufort
Pepys Y
Savannah River
Riley Energy
John Stucker
Aiken
Keyserling
Hodel
Energy Department
Caesar’s Head
Gray Court
Raybun
Newberry
Bald Rock
Ott
Winnsboro
Liberty Hill
Pageland
Ogden
Toxaway
Brian Birke
Norman Olson
Aiken Standard Advertising Contact Details
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions and advertising. For classified ads and news ideas call 648 2311, for display ads call 648 2311, and the offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Emergency Numbers Aiken Standard Provides
The Aiken Standard presents emergency contact numbers for local services including police, fire department, medical aid, and utility cheques. Readers can access essential numbers for rapid response and safety within the community.
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Aiken Community Hospital
Jackson
Graniteville
New Ellenton
Aiken County
North Augusta
S.C. Highway Patrol
Wagener Fire
Aiken Police
Wagener Police
Aiken Fire
Salley Fire
Salley Police
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