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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1981

Page

15

Congress Opens Session With Swearing In

A new Congress with more Republicans and conservatives opens with plans to stall the government as Reagan prepares to take office. Hearings on Cabinet nominees Haig Watt Schweiker Regan Baldrige Block Weinberger Lewis Donovan set, Senate majority Baker Stevens lead. Byrd to minority. House Democrats slim margin 243 192.

Washington Congress Ronald Reagan Senate House Reagan Capitol Hill Charles Mathias Maryland Orrin Hatch Utah Mathias ABC Haig Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Watt Lewis Strauss Senate Finance Committee Richard Schweiker Rpa Department of Health and Human Services Ment Senate Republicans Howard H. Baker Jr Tennessee Ted Stevens Alaska Baker Robert C. Byrd Dw.va Alan Cranston D-Calif

Thurmond Chairs Judiciary as GOP Gains SC Delegation

South Carolina Republicans gain control of the state delegation with John Napier and Thomas Hartnett elected as representatives. Sen. Strom Thurmond becomes chairman of the Judiciary Committee, delivering a 5-3 GOP majority for SC in Congress.

Washington South Carolina Strom Thurmond Thurmond Senate Judiciary Committee 97Th Congress John Napier Thomas F . Hartnett Carroll Campbell Floyd Spence Ronald Reagan Senate Judiciary Committee Congress

Bush Plans Low Profile as Vice President in Time Interview

In a Time interview George Bush says he will keep a low profile as vice president and has not been assigned specific duties by Ronald Reagan. He cites the Mondale formula as a good model and discusses his future role and public expectations.

George Bush New York Time Magazine Bush Ronald Reagan Reagan Mondale Walter Mondale

Yorkshire Ripper Arrest Indicated By Police

British police said they believe they have arrested the Yorkshire Ripper after a long manhunt. Truck driver Peter Sutcliffe was questioned in connection with the inquiry and appeared in court on a serious charge as investigators signaled the case may be closed. Sonia Sutcliffe was also being questioned.

Leeds England Peter Sutcliffe Sutcliffe Yorkshire Lancashire West Yorkshire Donald Gregory Sonia

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