Charleston Area Quake Registers 3.3 on Richter Scale
A 3.3 magnitude quake rattled Berkeley and Charleston counties in South Carolina prompting reports of shaken windows and overturned glasses. No injuries or damage were reported and the epicenter was described as 15 miles northwest of Charleston near Summerville.
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Charleston
Berkeley
Laura Catlett
Ladson
Woodside Manor
Joyce Bagwell
Baptist College Earthquake Education Center
Summerville
Gephardt Clash Dominates Iowa Democratic Debate
Richard Gephardt, rising in polls, is charged by rivals with favoring grain embargoes and hard line trade policy. He counters that the test is where they stand and what they will fight for. Senator Paul Simon attacks Gephardt over the 1980 Soviet grain embargo. In California, Golden Globes favor Broadcast News Moon Struck and The Last Emperor with five nominations each.
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Ames
Iowa
Richard Gephardt
Missouri
Paul Simon
Illinois
Gephardt
Soviet Union
Beverly Hills
Calif
Broadcast News
Hollywood Foreign Press Association
Reagan’s Final State Of The Union Address Preview
Washington AP reports President Reagan will address Congress in a Monday night State of the Union to review seven years in the White House, outline a limited final-term agenda, and press Congress to reform the budget process and cut federal spending. He will seek nearly 21 billion dollars for education and promote school quality tied to results while urging drug crackdown measures.
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Charlottesville
W.c
Dan
Daniel
Virginia
Danville
Washington, D.C
Frances Price
Ms. Price
Washington
Reagan
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Gross
Camp David
Protesters Call For Army To Go In Jerusalem and Nazareth
Thousands of Israelis and Arabs rallied across Jerusalem and Nazareth to protest Palestinian rights and the handling of the occupied territories. The Nazareth march drew about 30 000 Arabs while Tel Aviv saw the largest antiwar gathering with 20 000 torch bearers calling for two states and peace.
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Nazareth
West Bank
Gaza Strip
PLO
Israel
Peace Now
Tel Aviv
Malchei Yisrael Square
John Lennon
Corruption Probe Hits Uzbek Officials Linked to Brezhnev Family
Pravda reports a five year probe uncovering bribery and corruption costing Uzbekistan at least 6.5 billion dollars. It names high ranking officials including Rae Churbanov Brezhnevs son in law as first deputy interior minister from 1980 to 1985 and describes ties to bodyguards and police protection. The piece frames the issue as part of Mikhail Gorbachevs stance against Brezhnev era corruption and stagnation.
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Moscow
Uzbekistan
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Pravda
Communist Party
Central Asian
Brezhnev
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Rae Churbanov
Churpanov
Churbanov
Galina
Mubarak seeks wider Mideast role for U S in peace bid
Mubarak travels to Washington for talks with Reagan as part of a six nation tour to press for an international conference on Arab Israeli peace. Gulf moderates back a pan Arab approach while Israel debates the idea and the US conditions an agreement with Israel.
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Cairo
Egypt
Hosni Mubarak
Washington
West Germany
Britain
France
Morocco
Italy
United States
Mubarak
Osama el
Baz
Reagan
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Israel
Gulf Cooperation Council
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Kuwait
Gulf
Ibrahim Nafeh
Al-Ahram
Sion
Middle East
Yitzhak Shamir
Shimon Peres
Coal Negotiations Enter Final Week Amid Big If
In Charleston West Virginia AP reports the United Mine Workers face a final week of talks over the 1984 wage agreement expiring January 31 with a large strike fund in place. The UMW has moved away from a hard line policy, granting the president authority to call selective strikes while the current contract covers part of its 85 000 members.
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Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers
UMW
BCOA
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Aiken Standard
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