Rotary rejects fifth bid to admit women
Rotary International delegates from 54 countries voted by voice to reject proposals to admit women. Spokesman Jack Giles said the 433 delegates favored maintaining a traditional men’s club, noting concerns about how changes would play in more traditional nations. Delegates meet triennially as the International Council on Legislation.
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Chicago
Rotary International
America
Service Club
Rotary
Jack Giles
International Council On Legislation
Doctors Should Help Fight AIDS Hysteria
In Boston AP report Dr Merle A Sande says doctors must quell AIDS hysteria now that evidence shows casual contact does not spread the disease. He notes transmission is sexual blood and vertical and cites a study where 101 family members of AIDS patients did not contract the virus.
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Boston
Merle A. Sande
New England Journal of Medicine
Mond
Congress
Aiken County
Carrol Warner
Mim Woodring
Ralph F. Cullinan
Washington
LaVana McKenzie
North Augusta
William
Clear Skies Forecast with Mild Tonight and Sunny Tomorrow
The forecast calls for clear skies tonight with a 20 percent chance of rain and a low in the 50s. Tomorrow should be sunny with a high near 70 degrees. Page 12A details follow.
Deaths of Notables Across Cities
Obituary notices list Willie Hamilton in Philadelphia Gladys Hunter in Brooklyn Grace Sloan in Williston George R Klein in Floral City Harry H Jackson in Gloverville Daisy Burgess in Columbia Bessie Roberts in Miley John Barbour in Charleston details continued on Page 11A.
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Willie Hamilton
Philadelphia
Gladys Hunter
Brooklyn
N.Y
Grace S. Sloan
Williston
George R. Klein
Floral City
Reagan Budget Prompts Tax Debate Amid Deadlock Risks
Administration officials push for a cautious stance on tax increases despite a $994 billion 1987 budget. Congress warns that Gramm Rudman deficits could trigger $40 billion in automatic cuts if spending stalls. Miller defends the plan while critics urge swift compromise and deeper cuts.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
James C. Miller III
Pete V. Domenici
New Mexico
Senate Budget Committee
Domenici
Miller
Reagan
Congress
Senate Democrats
Edward R. Madigan
R-Ill
Reagan speech and budget draw mixed local reaction
Area officials and wire reports split on President Reagan's State of the Union address and 1987 budget. Sen. Hollings criticized insufficient cuts while Thurmond applauded balance efforts, and local leaders offered cautious praise with calls for detail and broader spending fixes.
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Reagan
Ernest Hollings
Strom Thurmond
Sen. Thur
Tornado Toll Rises Across Texas Gulf Coast Damage
Thunderstorm outbreak driven by 100 mph winds tore through Texas and along the Gulf Coast killing one person and injuring at least 44. Hail the size of golf balls damaged homes, farms, and hundreds of planes at David Wayne Hooks Memorial Airport. Dozens of communities reported widespread destruction and large power outages as the storm moved eastward toward Mississippi and Florida.
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Texas
Hattiesburg
Biloxi
Miss
National Weather Service
Arkansas
Lockesburg
Rosedale
Ashdown
Goodlake
Oklo
Alabama
Georgia
Panhandle
Florida
Tomball
Houston
Derwood Kennedy
Kennedy
Talco
Mount Vernon
Harris County
Katy
Robin Smith
Lillian Krahn
Spring
Tomball-Katy
Geri Konigsberg
Houston Lighting & Power
David Wayne Hooks Memorial Airport
Katherine McKeever
Pat Pepper
Mort Hall Aviation
Joe
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Nantes
Oasacsacwenees
Treasury
James A. Baker III
Gramm-Rudman
Pentagon
Budget Committee
Sen
Bennett Johnston
D-La
Watlay
Gray
Edward O. Ergle
William Bohling
Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce
The
Associated Press
Central
Appalachians
Brownsville
Wilmington
N.C
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