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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1983

Page

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Sheriff's Son Critical After Wreck

Ricky Gunnells son of Aiken County Sheriff Ralph Gunnells is in critical condition at Eugene Talmadge Memorial Hospital in Augusta after a one car crash in Aiken County. He was 25 and the vehicle veered left and overturned near S.C. 302 and U.S. 78, with head injuries reported.

Ricky Gunnells Aiken County Ralph Gunnells Eugene Talmadge Memorial Hospital Augusta Gunnells S.C U.S. 78 Joseph Daniels S.C. Highway Patrol Daniels

Council To Induct Members At 7 P M Meeting

New members of the Aiken County Council will be sworn in at tomorrow night's meeting at 7 p.m. in the county council chambers at 736 Richland Ave West. The consent agenda includes resolutions on 1984 1986 alcohol and drug abuse plans, a farm census proclamation, and transferring discretionary funds from revenue sharing to the general fund. Additional resolutions would name a road Airco Boulevard designate the Aiken Area Council on Aging for elderly transportation accept a state highway grant to train dispatchers and upgrade the emergency operations center map and seek state treasurer approval of an 8 percent interest rate for 1983.

Aiken County Council County Council Richland Ave. W Airco Boulevard Aiken

Volcano Eruption Lights Napau Crater At Kilauea

A lava fountain eruption began after midnight at Napau Crater in Kilauea Volcano within Volcanoes National Park. Arnold Okamura of the park observatory said lava fountains were visible from five vents though access remained restricted. The glow and instruments indicate the eruption is continuing.

Volcano, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Napau Crater Kilauea Arnold Okamura Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Observatory Okamura

Reagan pledges fast aid as Louisiana flood costs rise

President Reagan promised immediate federal help for flood ravaged Louisiana after a 12 hour tour of Monroe as officials estimate damage may reach 200 million dollars. Gov Treen says a formal disaster request will follow final damage tallies.

Reagan Louisiana Mississippi Alabama National Weather Service Monroe Dave Treen Washington California Mississippi Valley Ouachita Natchitoches Catahoula la Salle Grant and Rapides Treen Ronald Reagan

Reagan Faces Tough Year With Budget Decisions Ahead

President Reagan enters what aides call the toughest year of his presidency as he prepares budget choices and congressional talks that will shape 1984 prospects. He plans budget meetings with lawmakers amid a Democrats-led House and debates on tax and spending cuts.

Washington Reagan Larry Speakes White House Congress Speakes 98Th Palm Springs Calif Monroe David R. Gergen

Oldest Archbishop Edward D. Howard Dies at 105

Retired Archbishop Edward D. Howard the world’s oldest Roman Catholic prelate has died at 105 in Beaverton Oregon. He led the Portland Archdiocese from 1926 to 1966 and attended the 1962 Vatican II as a reform advocate. He recalled speaking with all popes since 1924 except John Paul I and even spoke with John Paul II during a 1979 U.S. visit.

Beaverton Ore Edward D. Howard Howard Oregon Maryville Rome United States Joseph G. Dougherty Yakima Wash Portland John Paul I John Paul II

Negotiators Meet With Draper Privately in Khalde

In Khalde Lebanon the Lebanese and Israeli chief delegates Antoine Fattal and David Kimche held a private session with U.S. envoy Morris Draper as talks to remove foreign forces from Lebanon stall. Israeli and Lebanese spokesmen gave few details, noting the third round will take more time. Police report intensified factional fighting in Syrian controlled north Lebanon and the Israeli held central mountains, with 25 dead.

Khalde Lebanon U.S Morris Draper Antoine Fattal David Kimche Draper Beirut Middle East Maj Atef Tarabai Avi Pazner Kiryat Shmona

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