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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1983

Page

2

Harris Pushes Final Sales Tax Vote for Tax Relief Plan

State Representative Pat Harris pursues final House approval for a penny sales tax increase and a $40 000 homestead exemption to ease property taxes. The bill would raise 176 million in new revenue with 165 million returned to counties and 11 million to the state treasury.

Columbia Pat Harris House Harris

Republicans chart own plan to cut deficit after budget

In Washington Republicans move to set aside parts of Reagan 1984 budget and draft a deficit cutting program. Top administration economic advisers testifying before five committees faced strong opposition from Republicans and Democrats amid recession relief talk.

Washington Reagan House Senate Administration

Soldier Wounded in El Salvador Non-Combat Mission

Army Staff Sgt. Jay Thomas Stanley 25 of Towson Maryland was wounded in the leg when a helicopter carrying U S advisers came near a column of leftist rebels during a non-combat mission in El Salvador.

San Salvador el Salvador U.S Army Jay Thomas Stanley Towson

Premier Zhao Ziyang plans U.S. visit and invites Reagan to Peking

Premier Zhao Ziyang said he aims for lasting friendly relations with the United States and plans a Washington visit. He invited President Reagan to come to Peking, downplaying arms sales to Taiwan as the main obstacle to closer ties. China maintains Taiwan is a prov ince and views U S arms deals with Taipei as sovereignty violation.

Peking United States Zhao Ziyang Washington Reagan Zhao Taiwan China U.S Taipei

Latest Anderson Column More Lies Thurmond Says

Senator Strom Thurmond refutes a Jack Anderson column alleging a $20,000 bribe. He disputes the sworn statement cited by Anderson and says he never met the named intermediary at the Capitol Hill Club in Washington, while his spokesman notes the man has visited Thurmond’s office.

Greenville Senate Strom Thurmond Jack Anderson South Carolina Anderson Thurmond Capitol Hill Club Washington Mark Goodin Goodin

Adelman Appears Headed For Confirmation In Senate

Kenneth L. Adelman seems headed for confirmation as chief U.S. arms negotiator despite worries some senators have regarding his toughness. Senator Charles H. Percy praised Adelman after a second appearance before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Adelman Senate Washington Kenneth L. Adelman U.S Charles H. Percy R-Ill Senate Foreign Relations Committee

State Farm Plans 10 Percent Auto Insurance Increase

State Farm Auto Insurance Co will raise auto policy rates by 10 percent in South Carolina, generating about $10 million more in premiums. The move follows a 12 percent requested hike and comes as hospital and repair costs push up medical coverages and economic loss.

Columbia State Farm Insurance Co South Carolina State Insurance Department State Farm Bob Sasser Bloomington Ill Sasser Crum and Forster Group Insurance Department Insurance Services Office Allstate Insurance Co ISO Fireman’s Fund Hartford Group Travelers Group Cigna Group

Peach Growers Bet On Weather For 1983 Harvest

South Carolina peach growers hope for a strong 1983 crop but fear overproduction if a bumper harvest hits the Southeast. Buck Price warns profits hinge on weather market and labor costs while frost risk lessens after a mild winter. The Southeastern Peach Convention in Charleston reflected cautious mood after last year’s losses.

Gaffney South Carolina William “Buck” Price Price Inc Price Upstate Charleston

Top retailers report January sales gains amid mild weather

The eight leading U S retailers posted their best January gains since summer with Sears 5.5 percent monthly rise and 2.6 percent yearly rise. J C Penney and K Mart also posted solid January gains with year totals improving.

Jeffrey Feiner Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Sears, Roebuck and Co Sears No. 2 K-Mart Corp Troy Mich J.C. Penney Co No. 3

NIH Develops Faster Herpes Test For Pregnant Women

NIH scientists report a new rapid test for maternal herpes infection that can determine active infection within one day, enabling near term delivery decisions. Pregnant women with a history of genital herpes risk neonatal infection if active at birth, potentially prompting Caesarean delivery to protect the newborn.

NIH Washington National Institutes of Health

Sports figures on SI cover and Tom Selleck suit hit

Sports Illustrated may crown Cheryl Tiegs as cover girl for its annual swimsuit issue with a $58 Monika Tilly suit. Tom Selleck sues the National Enquirer for 20 million dollars over three articles claiming a romance with Victoria Principal. Former President Gerald R. Ford to undergo arthroscopic knee surgery at Eisenhower Memorial Hospital after canceling a Pebble Beach appearance.

Cheryl Tiegs Sports Illustrated Ms. Tiegs Monika Tilley Elon California Gilbert Rogin Magnum, P.I Tom Selleck National Enquirer Victoria Principal Superior Court Selleck Esme Chandler Miss Principal Gerald R. Ford Ford Bing Crosby Pebble Beach Penny Circle Eisenhower Memorial Hospital

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