Riley weighs inmate releases to ease overcrowding
Gov. Dick Riley said he may act within two weeks on a request to release up to 620 inmates. The corrections and parole boards urged him to invoke the Prison Overcrowding Powers Act to avert a federal takeover, with non-violent prisoners freed next year as a condition.
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Parole Board
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State Students Have Lowest SAT Averages In The Nation
South Carolina high school seniors posted the nation’s lowest SAT average with 790 combined. Education majors averaged 740. The study by Carnegie Foundation notes state factors drive results, with SC ranking low in expenditures and teacher pay. Emily Feistritzer led the survey and urged state context in interpretation.
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University of South Carolina
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North Central
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Honegger Denies Bunny Tale From White House
Barbara Honegger, who quit the Reagan administration over women’s rights, says the White House is fabricating a story that she wore an Easter Bunny outfit to a White House egg roll. Speakes mocked the claim while defending her past bunny costumes as humorous provocation. Reagan dismissed her charges and reiterated opposition to the Equal Rights Amendment.
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Larry Speakes
Ms. Honegger
Justice Department
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Gannett News Service
U S Embassy to Become Military School in Tehran
The Iranian government plans converting the former U S Embassy in Tehran into a four year military training school for males 15 and older. The program prepares youths for service in Iran's Revolutionary Guard, now a cabinet level agency with external and internal security duties. The ad links to the former embassy site and uses the United States phone numbers. The move follows the 1979 fall of the monarchy and strengthens the guard’s role in governing Iran.
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Tehran
State Department
United States
Iran
Revolutionary Guard
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Poor May Bear Most Budget Cuts
A Congressional Budget Office study shows families earning under $20,000 bore 70 percent of domestic budget cuts by Reagan and Congress over 1981 to 1984. Average benefit reductions were largest for those under $10,000, with about 430 dollars in 1984 versus 300 dollars for $10,000 to $20,000 earners, while higher-income groups faced 140 to 170 dollar cuts.
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Reagan
Congress
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Thomas P. O’neill Jr
D-Mass
O'Neill
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Aiken Standard Ad Line Contacts and Hours
The Aiken Standard lists phone numbers for subscriptions classifieds and news tips. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive operate 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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Rutland Drive
Emergency Numbers for Aiken Community Area
Emergency numbers list for Aiken area includes Aiken Community Hospital 649 7911 and Volunteer Fire Departments 648 6811. Sheriff office contact 648 6811 also appears with EMS reference.
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