Reagan Budget Seeks S&L Bailout and Environmental Cleanups
The final Reagan budget increases outlays for AIDS research and space exploration while funding a $16 billion cleanup of insolvent savings and loan institutions and up to $128 billion projected over two decades for cleaning aging nuclear sites. It trims Medicaid and agriculture subsidies, requests no new taxes, and notes deficits near $92.5 billion for 1990, with Bush’s forthcoming plan expected to mirror some deficits and focus on social programs and housing. The plan preserves Social Security and targets a balanced budget by 1993 under Gramm Rudman constraints.
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England Boeing 737 Crashes Near Kegworth
A British Midland Boeing 737 crashed near Kegworth after reporting engine trouble and fire while attempting an emergency landing at East Midlands Airport. Witnesses saw left engine on fire. rescue teams and surgeons worked on scene with multiple injuries and fatalities.
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Readiness jump for first graders across state schools
Spartanburg report shows 1988 first grade readiness at 75.2 percent statewide, up from 60.2 percent a decade earlier. The Cognitive Skills Assessment Battery measures basic information and comprehension during the first weeks of school. Full day kindergarten in District 3 and Orangeburg 1 credited for high scores. attendance in kindergarten is mandatory.
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Community Mourns Loss Of Local Figures In Wreck
The South Aiken High School community mourns the loss of Mr. Woodward a veteran organizer who announced games kept the clock and supported band boosters. His wife helped at the florist and the Woodwards loaned greenery to the school for events. Observance planned at the high school with two Woodward sons students in band and football activities. Other crash victims include Leslie Jordan Tammy Vaughn Thor Dunbar who were injured with Dunbar hospitalized for two broken legs.
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Coon Hunters Bring Grand Hunt to Orangeburg Crowd
Orangeburg hosts the 24th annual Grand American Coon Hunt drawing about 300 hunters and as many dogs and up to 30 000 spectators from over 20 states and Canada. The event awards the dog with the most points as it hunts to free raccoons, though the raccoons are killed. This year the winner is Judy owned by Tommy Lane of Mt Holly North Carolina.
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College aid shifts to needy trades students in 1980s
The College Board reports Pell grants increasingly directed at vocational and trade programs from 1980 to 1988, while college aid to general degree seekers falls. A rising share of freshmen pursue advanced degrees and expect higher earnings, with 72.6 percent citing money as a key motive. Smoking trends show a 22 year decline showing signs of reversal.
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Kenneth C. Green
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