Briefly President's News Conference To Be Televised Tonight
President Reagan holds his 16th news conference tonight at 8 p m EST. The White House says reporters will meet with him and the session will be carried live by the three major networks nationwide.
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Reagan
White House
Begin Likely To Survive Vote On 3 No-Confidence Motions
Prime Minister Menachem Begin faces three no-confidence motions in the Knesset with critics warning his retention of ousted Defense Minister Ariel Sharon in the cabinet could ruin his government. Lawmakers will also debate a motion regarding last week’s grenade attack on anti-government demonstrators and the impact on free speech and democratic life.
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Israel
Menachem Begin
Ariel Sharon
Knesset
Congress Debates Additions to Reagan Jobs Bill
Republicans and Democrats press for changes to the $4.3 billion jobs proposal. Sen Mark Hatfield proposed a $4.4 billion alternative with key differences aligning with revision proposals, warning changes could sabotage the bill.
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Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hatfield
Eastern Jet Bellyflop Landing Proves Safe for 74 Aboard
Eastern Flight 194 diverted from West Palm Beach to New York landed gear up in Miami after failed left gear retraction. The bellyflop scorched the hull yet the jet slid to a stop safely with 67 passengers and seven crew aboard feeling the ordeal was even better than a wheels landing, according to an Eastern spokesman.
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Adelman Nomination Heads Toward Senate Floor
Senate Majority Leader Baker says the Foreign Relations Committee will likely send Kenneth L. Adelman s nomination as arms control director to the Senate floor despite ongoing opposition. The panel was tentatively set to vote today on Adelman s recommendation.
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EPA Officials Say Subpoenaed Docs Were Not Shredded
EPA officials told Congress that subpoenaed documents were not fed to paper shredders amid an FBI inquiry. The shredders in EPA hazardous waste division were discussed during a House Public Works Committee hearing.
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Jury awards 16 year old $30 million in molestation suit
A Kershaw County jury awarded $30 million to a 16 year old who sued her stepfather for sexually molesting and raping her over nine years. Circuit Judge Robert H. Burnside directed a verdict in the teen’s favor, with the jury set to determine the amount.
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Kershaw County
Robert H. Burnside
Shealy Threatens Filibuster In South Carolina Senate
Sen. Ryan Shealy warned of a month long filibuster if rules changes to curb filibusters pass. He argued the filibuster is a constitutional right and a tool to alert the public to controversial issues. The Senate amended the rule to end debate with a simple majority plus five present, down from 24.
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Ryan Shealy
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Glenn McConnell
Charleston
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Rules Committee
Shealy
House
House Deadlocked On Tax Legislation
In Columbia the House struggles to pass any property tax relief plan as Speaker Ramon Schwartz Jr says the chamber is splintered and deadlocked. A renters tax credit of 25 dollars is approved 61 to 50, while a 1 cent sales tax hike and homestead exemption proposal faces slim odds and further committee review is urged.
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Ramon Schwartz Jr
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D-Sumter
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Bob Woods
Charleston
Harriet Keyserling
D-Beaufort
Marion Carnell
Ate
Saluda County USA docudrama to spotlight rural life
A 60 minute cable program titled Saluda County USA is being shot in Saluda County South Carolina. Independent producer Randy Griffith uses local talent including Jill Rankin and William Jennings Bryan Dorn to depict a rural love triangle and community life around the Truck and Tractor Pull festival.
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Saluda County
USA
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Saluda
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Sweet Grace
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Anderson
Ron Metts
T.J
Donald Horne
Wheelin
John L
Columbia
Randy Griffith
Furman University
Griffith
Saluda Young Farmers Association
Saluda County USA
South Florida
Sen. Stone
Grace
San Francisco
New York
Soviet ICBM Test Spurs SALT II Debate
U S intelligence cites a February 8 solid-fuel ICBM launch from Plesetsk as possibly the first successful test of a new Soviet weapon with four warheads, differing from the previously described medium-sized missile. Officials caution against assuming SALT II violation, noting prior statements and lack of charges.
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Cyrus Vance
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State Department
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Crosby and Turner in Bright public lives in 1980s tabloids
Gary Crosby recalls a strict upbringing and late fatherly affection from Bing Crosby as Lana Turner criticizes modern film nudity. Erik Estrada proposes to Kathy Shower after a year of dating following their CHiPs connection.
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