Reagan Zhao Sign Two Bilateral Agreements Amid Frictions
Chinese Premier Zhao Zi yang and President Reagan wrapped up talks with two agreements extending cooperation in science and technology and industrial ties. Zhao cautioned that substantial gaps remain in U S Chinese relations while looking forward to Reagan's spring visit to China.
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Washington
Zhao Ziyang
Reagan
Zhao
White House
United States
Nancy
China
San Francisco
Business Executives Propose $424 Billion Three-Year Cuts
A group of business executives proposed savings of 4244 billion over three years to cut government costs. They warn the deficit could reach 2 trillion by century's start without reforms, with interest around 1.5 trillion. The report from the Presidents Private Sector Survey on Cost Control lists 2478 recommendations.
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Washington
United States
Congress
J. Peter Grace
Reagan
Track for Sale Aiken Mile Training Eyes Syndication
New track manager Sandy Priester says The Aiken Mile Training could be syndicated to out of state buyers. Fifteen shares offered with some contracts in hand, pending full funding. If sold, track may operate year round, while Aiken’s Spring Triple Crown Sulky Races remain on. Ownership details include Summa Corporation and partial stakes by Dr. John T. Persall.
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Aiken
Sandy Priester
Williams-Sheen
Summa Corporation
John T. Persall
Augusta
Deanna Mullen
Carol G. Pryor
Nancy Jane Battle Harrison
Persall
K.L. Hall
Cynthiana, Ky
Mrs. Priester
Jimmy Larente
Jim Crane
Bob Yaw
Turner Stables
Wilbur Beattie
Ken Davis
Larry Munsell
Abraham Schultz
Lawmakers Praise Riley Speech But Question Votes Change
Gov. Riley urged lawmakers to shelve politics and back a $210 million education package plus a 1 cent sales tax. Lawmakers praised the tone but doubted the address shifted votes, with some proposing a smaller plan without a tax hike.
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Riley
Columbia
Richard W
Dick) Riley
South Carolina
General Assembly
Nance
Eugene Stoddard
House Education and Public Works Committee
Rep
Moffatt Burris
Richland Republican
Aiken Man Sought After Early Assault
Aiken Public Safety officers sought an armed suspect after an early assault at Crosland Park Apartments. The man produced two handguns and held women in a Slendale Terrace apartment firing three shots as he ransacked the unit and stole about $190 from two men. No injuries were reported.
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
Department
Crosland Park
J. Carroll Busbee
PSA Officials Meet On Suit Settlement Talks
PSA officials will meet Monday in Charleston with Federal Judge Solomon Blatt Jr. and Bay-Con and Environtech Inc. to settle a four year old suit over defects in the Horse Creek Pollution Control Facility. The PSA seeks 7.5 million. Bay-Con claims 3.5 million and Environtech 1 million.
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North Augusta
Aiken County Public Service Authority
Solomon Blatt Jr
Bay-Con and
Environtech Inc
PSA
William F. Thompson
Stan Wagher
Horse Creek
Don Harper
Charleston
Blatt
Bay-Con
Environtech
Be Careful Tomorrow On Friday the 13th Warnings
A nostalgic warning explains Friday the 13th origin as a day of calamities linked to history. It cites Napoleon and Anne Boleyn, then cautions against risky plans tomorrow such as bets, raises, baking, or bold outfits and suggests staying in bed if unsure.
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Napoleon
Russia
Marie Antoinete
Anne Boleyn
Abraham Lincoln
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Aiken Man
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