SRP Employees Surpass Million for United Way Drive
SRP workers in Aiken County raise 1 121 000 for United Way agencies marking the first million plus total. The Aiken County United Way receives 664 693 or 55 percent of the county’s sum amid a long history of SRP support since the plant’s early days.
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Savannah River
SRP
Aiken County
United Way
Community Chest
Haiti in Turmoil as Coup Overturns Elections
Haitian voters faced bloodshed as troops did nothing to stop attacks by thugs linked to the deposed regime. The electoral council dissolved and the election law was voided, sparking international alarm as Haitians flee to embassies for refuge.
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Rene Belante
Electoral Council
Jean-Claud Duvalier
Duvalier
George Shultz
Haiti
Tonton Macoutes
U.S
France
Florida
Chrome Avenue
America
On Air Safety In Two Crashes Editorial
Guest editorial argues against panic over recent plane crashes in Colorado and Wisconsin. It notes a Continental DC-9 in Denver and a King Air in Wisconsin, urging readers to recognize differences and remain confident in air travel safety.
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Colorado
Wisconsin
Continental Airlines
Denver
Fort Atkinson
Madison
King Air
United States
Dole Deficit Plan Spurs GOP Debate on Commission
Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole proposes a bipartisan deficit-reduction commission drawing fire from Vice President Bush and Rep. Kemp. Governors back a $76 billion two year package of cuts and tax increases, while Kean notes support for a Cuomo Dole idea amid a Reagan White House backed agreement.
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Washington
Senate
Bob Dole
National Commission On
George Bush
Jack Kemp
Bush
Dole
Mario Cuomo
Reagan White House
Congress
Reagan
Thomas Kean
New Jersey
Cuomo-Dole
California
Kemp
Pat Robertson
Pete du Pont
Bruce Babbitt
Premature Pardons Topic Sparks Washington Buzz
White House Chief of Staff Howard Baker dodges questions on possible pardons for Lt. Col. Oliver North and former National Security Adviser John Poindexter. The Iran Contra debate centers on investigations led by special counsel Lawrence Walsh and potential indictments. The piece weighs constitutional questions, presidential powers, and calls for a bipartisan deficit reduction commission as a political remedy.
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Washington
White House
Howard Baker
California
Oliver North
National Security
John Poindexter
Baker
Washington Post
Martin Agronsky
Strobe Talbot
Time Magazine
Carl Rowan
Fellows
North
Poindexter
Lawrence Walsh
Walsh
Congress
Joint Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Treasury
National Security Council
Robertson
du Pont
Babbitt
Bush
Editorial on Kennedy debts and budget reform proposal
The piece quotes a Boston Herald editorial noting Sen. Edward M. Kennedy owes $82,351 to a Maine printer and dismisses current fiscal politics as a con. It urges line item veto power and a constitutional balanced budget to force fiscal responsibility beyond Congress.
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U.S. Supreme Court
R. Bradley Carle
Fairhaven
Mass
New England
Boston Herald
U.S
Maine
Edward M. Kennedy
Teddy
Ed Atkins
Waterville
Kennedy
Atkins
Massachusetts
Congress
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