Rebuilding Year for Valerie Trapp Aiken to Miss SC Pageant
Valerie Trapp, 20, Miss Aiken County 1982 from North Augusta, rebuilt herself to compete in the Miss South Carolina Pageant in Greenville. She lifted weights, did sit ups, and dusted off a clarinet for talent while training under chaperone George Seigler. A USCA student, she plans to study English and political science with aims to enter law school as a corporate lawyer.
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Busy Week for Miss South Carolina Contender Valerie Trapp
Valerie Trapp prepares for the Miss South Carolina Pageant finals July 8 at Greenville Memorial Auditorium. Preliminary rounds run Wednesday to Friday with a Saturday 9 p.m. final. A downtown Greenville parade, rehearsals, an interview, and talent with clarinet precede the finals.
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Greenville Memorial Auditorium
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PLO Calls Truce and Begin Rejects Plan
In Tunis the PLO top leaders form a mediation committee to resolve a feud between Yasser Arafat and Syria. A cease fire in eastern Lebanon’s Beqaa Valley is declared by Arafat loyalists and Syria backed rebels, while Israel’s Begin rejects a U.S. timetable for troop withdrawal without Syria clearing its forces first.
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Philip C. Habib
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Porat
Clarkson Chosen DHEC Chairman
The seven member South Carolina DHEC board elected Moses Clarkson Jr. as chairman becoming the first Black person to lead the panel. The board also named its first female secretary, with former chairman Dr J Lorin Mason resigning after ten years on the board.
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State Department of Health and Environmental Control
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Head-On Bus Crash Kills 8 In Canada
Eight people died and 20 were injured when a passenger bus collided head-on with a station wagon on highway 211 in Papinachois Quebec. The bus carrying 20 to 25 passengers burst into flames. Three to five people were in the car. Voyageur Inc spokesperson Yvan Coulombe said the driver pulled several people from the wreck and declined to name the driver.
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Tax Cut Adds Little Per Week To Many Paychecks
Washington AP notes the 1983 permanent tax cut third installment starts today. The cut averages about 10 percent, giving a typical married earner with two children roughly 2.40 dollars weekly and an estimated 30 billion dollars to the economy over a year, much offset by higher state and local taxes. Economists urge spending to spur recovery.
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FBI and House Probing Carter Papers Leak
The FBI and a House subcommittee begin parallel probes into how Carter White House documents reached Reagan's 1980 campaign. FBI interviews mid-level Reagan aides before moving to top staff. Congress seeks the source in the Carter administration.
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D-Mich
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Ecutor
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Judiciary Subcommittee
District of Columbia
Tom DeCair
FBI Investigatation
DeCair
Willie Nelson Texas Woods tock comes to Carrier Dome
Syracuse AP reports Willie Nelson brings the Texas Woodstock style Texas Woods tock show to the Carrier Dome for a nine hour festival continuation of the Dripping Springs Reunion. The tour includes Linda Ronstadt Emmy Lou Harris Merle Haggard and The Stray Cats with further stops planned.
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N.J
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International Raceway
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