Piedmont 737 lands at Daniel Field by mistake
A Piedmont Airlines 737 bound for Bush Field landed at Daniel Field in Augusta Monday night. The plane took off early today without passengers who were moved to another aircraft. A non scheduled flight into Bush Field replaced a canceled 9 20 p m Augusta service.
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Augusta
Piedmont Airlines
Bush Field
Daniel Field
Piedmont
Richmond County
Don McGuire
McGuire
Winston-Salem
N.C
Charlotte
Tissue Samples Show Roach Not Diseased
Columba based report states that executed murderer James Terry Roach did not have Huntington's Disease at the time of the crimes. Richland County Coroner Frank Barron III cited tissue studies by a neuropathologist and noted Roach could not have inherited brain disease then but might develop it later.
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Columbia
James Terry Roach
Richland County
Frank E. Barron III
Roach
Carlotta Hartness
Tommy Taylor
Barron
Increasing Cloudiness Forecast With Showers Tonight
Nighttime clouds move in with a chance of showers after midnight. Lows near 50. Tomorrow showers expected at 60 percent with a high around 70. Details on Page 3B.
NASA Investigators Continue Challenger Cause Probe
NASA investigators and an interim board will keep examining debris data and photos as 1 week passes since the Challenger disaster. Submarine robots scan the ocean floor near Cape Canaveral for cabin wreckage while human remains are checked against the seven astronauts. The presidential commission will review findings, seek outside analyses, and issue recommendations.
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NASA
Here
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Reagan
Shuttle
Jesse Moore
Reagan to press welfare health reforms in State of the Union
President Reagan will address Congress in a joint session and push a welfare overhaul aimed at reducing dependency on government aid and shielding Americans from catastrophic health costs. He plans yearlong studies to revise federal needy programs and emphasize a pro family approach. He also seeks action on currency volatility and an international monetary system revamp.
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Reagan
Congress
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Senate
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Deaths of Six Area Residents Noted in Obituary Page
The notice lists six individuals including Joseph Ray Abear of Augusta and Mrs Annie Brown of Aiken among others. Further details are provided on Page 3B indicating dates, services, and surviving relatives.
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Joseph Ray Abear
Augusta
Annie Brown
Aiken
Hubert J. Williamson
Bath
John W. Jeffcoat
Wagener
Elaine B. Meyers
Langley
Reagan budget boosts defense and space spending plan
President Reagan proposes a 16 billion dollar defense increase and a space program rise while keeping Social Security in place. The plan targets a total deficit under Gramm-Rudman limits with nearly 10 billion in new revenues and a 7.7 billion boost for NASA next year.
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Space Agency
Privatized public services expand as private firms bid
Government services are increasingly privatized across the nation. Newark pays private firms for sewer cleaning and vehicle maintenance while Los Angeles County signs numerous park and grounds contracts. Phoenix departments bid with contractors for janitorial and street work, and FAA funds allow private control towers at small airports. Some areas use private fire departments and growing education markets appear as privatization accelerates.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Enid
Okla
North Myrtle Beach
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Arizona
Georgia
America
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