Principal Sues Rivers Over Unlisted Phone Number
Victoria Principal 36 sues Joan Rivers for invasion of privacy 3 million alleging on air mention of her unlisted number led to nonstop fan calls. Rivers 49 hosted Late Night with Ken Kercheval also from Dallas. Principal says suffering humiliation and medical care.
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Mild Days Return with Warmer Highs in the 70s
After a week of cold weather the forecast calls for tomorrow’s high in the low 70s with partly cloudy skies. Tonight’s low will be in the mid 30s and temperatures are expected to rise then fall again this weekend with a chance of rain. See details on Page 10A.
Local Obituary Notice Listing Multiple Names
Obituaries appear for Thurmond Barr Wagener Fairy B. Muns Baxley Mrs Sedel O Hall Leesville Weldon Hood Wedgefield Nelson D Miller Columbia Catherine Ramos Atlanta Furman T Redd Evans Ga Dr J K Roberts Summerville Mary P Smiley Augusta Edith S Tarver North Augusta Virginia D Wilkerson Augusta Details referenced on Page 10A.
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Atlanta
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Realistic defense budget cuts eyed by Congress and White House
President Reagan seeks 312 billion in defense authorization for the year starting October 1 1985 including Star Wars spending and a 4 percent troop pay raise. Congress expects further trims with lawmakers calling the rise realistic but likely to be reduced from 7.7 percent by inflation. Defense Secretary Weinberger defends the plan as essential, while leaders anticipate fat to be trimmed.
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Budget boosts SC military bases with billions in construction
President Reagan's 1988 budget includes up to 84.2 million for South Carolina bases and 1.3 billion for the Savannah River Plant near Aiken. The plan funds 37.3 million in 1988 and 46.9 million in 1989 for state installations plus 64.4 million in Corps projects, with ongoing work at tritium, waste processing, and fuel facilities.
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Dow hits record as investors start year with buying spree
Investors push the Dow Jones industrial average to a new high of 1971.32, up 44.01 points on New Year trading. Volume reaches 181.8 million on the NYSE with broad gains and a 10 to 1 win ratio.
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Reagan in high spirits after cancer scare relief
President Reagan, 75, upbeat after prostate surgery revealed no cancer. He faces a three dimensional internal X ray today to check for spread and awaits tissue test results. The exam concludes a week long hospital stay following prior surgery to relieve discomfort.
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How Much Is One Trillion In Reagan Budget
Washington AP outlines that Reagan’s proposed budget is the first trillion dollar plan totaling 1.024 trillion dollars. He compares a trillion to a stack of thousand-dollar bills 67 miles high and notes its scale against world population and US GDP.
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