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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1983

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Textile imports shut out amid trade curbs in 1983

The Washington Post reports the Reagan administration restricted nearly 300 million dollars worth of textile imports in the past year. Thrown into relief are 56 actions targeting fast growing shipments, amid Thurmond led industry pressure and a May 19 meeting with aides Meese and Baker.

The Washington Post Reagan Administration Strom Thurmond R-S.c Post Sen. Thurmond Edwin Meese James Baker Department of State Walter Lenahan Commerce Department American Manufacturers Institute James Champman Inman Mills

Flynt1 Million Offer For Vicki Morgan Tapes Denied

Hustler publisher Larry Flynt says he agreed to pay 1 million dollars for photos from the Vicki Morgan sex tapes but attorney Robert K Steinberg claims no deal was made Flynt says a meeting was scheduled but Steinberg never showed up Beverly Hills police say Steinberg obtained the tapes from an unidentified woman who may aid defense in Marvin Pancoast Morgan case Steinberg calls Flynt a liar and challenges a polygraph test for truthfulness

Los Angeles Hustler Larry Flynt Vicki Morgan Flynt Robert K. Steinberg Miss Morgan Steinberg City News Service Beverly Hills Alfred Bloomindale Reagan Bloomingdale Richard David David Marvin Pancoast Associated Press

Rogers and Watson Share Early Open Lead at Royal Birkdale

Bill Rogers fired a rare double eagle two en route to a 4 under 67 tying with Tom Watson for the early lead in the 112th British Open at Royal Birkdale. Watson stood one stroke back as Nick Faldo and Hubert Green followed with 68 and 69 respectively.

Ssouthport England Bill Rogers Tom Watson Rogers Royal Birkdale Golf Club Links Watson Jack Nicklaus Nick Faldo Faldo Hubert Green Larry Nelson Mark James Manuel Calero Antonio Garrido

U S Embassy Advises Against Public Outings in El Salvador

The U S Embassy in San Salvador orders about 100 military and diplomatic staff to avoid parks, night clubs, and long public stays after death threats from the Popular Liberation Forces. The group claimed responsibility for Navy Lt Cmdr Albert Schaufelberger III s May 25 assassination and warned of further attacks against Americans.

San Salvador el Salvador U.S Popular Liberation Forces Navy Cmdr Albert Schaufelberger III Schaufelberger

Turkish Diplomat Killed In Brussels

Turkish Embassy attaché Dursun Aksoy, 39, was shot in his car in Brussels by a man with an automatic pistol. Armenian group claimed responsibility, noting past attacks on Turkish diplomats. Belgian and Turkish officials condemned the act and pledged pursuit of the attackers. Aksoy had lived in Brussels four years and left a wife and three children.

Brussels Belgium Dursun Aksoy Aksoy Bois de la Cambre Serge van Peborgh Armenian Secret Army For Armenia Faik Melek Leo Tindemans

Isabel Vandervelde on P M Magazine from USC set designer

USC Summer Rep designer Isabel Vandervelde appears on P M Magazine at 7 30 p m on Channel 10 filming locations in Columbia and Aiken including Laurens Street studio. A county council meeting interruption involved a visitor asking for directions to Citizens Baseball Field. The grocer anecdote notes a harsh customer exchange about egg freshness.

Isabel Vandervelde USC Tonight Channel 10 Columbia Aiken Isabel Laurens Street William Clyburn

Aiken County Tops In Labor Metrics In State Report

Aiken County ranked in the top 10 in three labor categories for 1982, including the largest labor force and most employed and unemployed, per a May 1983 SC Employment Security Commission release. The county’s labor force fell from 46,280 to 45,530 while employment slipped from 42,610 to 39,900 and unemployment rose to 12.4 percent. Greenville, Richland and Charleston counties led in various measures. The state unemployment rate rose from 7.2 to 10.8 percent from 1977 to 1982.

Aiken County South Carolina S.C Employment Security Commission Greenville County Richland County Charleston County Aiken Spartanburg County Anderson County

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