Reagan's Message America Standing Tall
President Reagan appeals to Congress to join him in trimming deficits while Democrats express skepticism and Republicans praise. The speech outlines goals for 1984 and touts economic recovery, calling for a bipartisan group to find deficit cuts and noting possible savings from closing tax loopholes and simplifying the tax code. Leaders urge specifics and warn that achieving $100 billion in cuts will be tough.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
America
U.S
White House Congress
Senate
Eader Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
House
Robert H. Michel
Illinois
Michel
Turkey
Electric Chair Claims Antone
Anthony Antone, 66, the oldest Florida death row inmate, was executed by electric chair for arranging the murder of private investigator Richard Cloud. He was the third Florida prisoner executed and twelfth nationally since 1976. Protests formed outside the prison in light rain as the Supreme Court declined to intervene.
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Starke
Fla
Anthony Antone
Florida
Antone
Supreme Court
Richard Cloud
U.S. Supreme Court
Graham
Time Money Involved In Counting Protest Costs
The 79 protesters who blockaded the Savannah River Plant Oct 24 showed anti nuclear views through actions. An estimated 225000 dollars covered rally blockade arrests and court work for SRP patrol DOE reps and Du Pont. State security costs were minimal about 200 dollars per 25 agents. The case handling cost was negligible. US Attorney McMaster says protesters have no right to block private property.
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Savannah River
U.S. Department of Energy
S.C. Highway Patrol
S.C. Law Enforcement Division
S.C. Department of Corrections
S.C. Wildlife Division
S.C
SRP
du Pont
DOE
South Carolina
Attorney General’s Office
Hugh Munn
U.S
Henry Dargan McMaster
Cherry Grover writes life into magazine stories
Cherry Grover, a recent Aiken resident, describes how real life fuels her fiction for MacFadden titles like True Story and True Confessions. She details methods, sources of ideas from personal experiences, readers letters, prison pen pal notes, and a Phil Donahue show.
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Cherry Grover
MacFadden Co
True Story
Modern Romance
True Confessions
True Love
Phil Donahue
Phil Jones
Residents Protest Developer Over Lynn's Ranchettes Subdivision
Residents of Lynn's Ranchettes protest delays and broken promises by developer Paul Toole over six years of poor roads and drainage. The Aiken County Council ordered emergency road repairs and set monitoring, with plans to accept roads into the county system if standards are met. Attorneys and residents demand guarantees, while Toole hires Dudley & Associates to revise paving plans.
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Lynn
Paul Toole
Toole
C.E. Dudley & Associates
Marvin B. Poston
Planning Commission
Poston
Robert Bell
Ray E. Davis III
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