Reagan Takes Second Oath Amid Canceled Parade
President Ronald Reagan recited a second oath of office despite freezing temperatures canceling the traditional inaugural parade. Nine inaugural balls and social events accompanied by Vice President George Bush and Barbara Bush kept the celebration alive.
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Four SC Deaths Linked to Cold in Severe Freeze
The Associated Press reports four South Carolinians died from hypothermia or heater fire during a record cold snap. Trooper J K Gamble logged 84 stranded motorists as nurses and responders battled icy roads. Cities set all time lows as power outages and high demand strained utilities statewide.
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American Airlines Plans Carolinas Expansion
American Airlines will announce flights from Greenville-Spartanburg Columbia and Charleston to the West with hubs in Dallas Fort Worth and Chicago. The plan includes expansion in North and South Carolina with negotiations under way for Columbia and Charleston and a Wednesday press conference at Greenville-Spartanburg. Local hiring will occur but not special introductory rates beyond the Ultimate Super Saver plan.
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Reagan cites three decade high as 1984 economy grows 6.8%
Commerce Department confirms 1984 GNP rose 6.8 percent, the strongest since 1951, with inflation at 3.7 percent the best since 1967. Reagan advertises the figures at inaugural events, signaling optimism for 1985. Fourth quarter growth revised to 3.9 percent from 2.8 percent.
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East Germany Demolishes Church at Berlin Wall
East Germany razed the Church of Reconciliation at the Berlin Wall to create an open field for border guards. About 500 West Berlin spectators watched as charges collapsed the red brick neo Gothic church built in 1894, with the tower to be dynamited February 12 after interior fittings were removed.
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