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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1980
Page
7
A New York man recounts how recession and bad investments left him with five figure debt and near divorce. He credits a local Consumer Credit Counseling service and a fixed monthly payment plan to regain financial control.
A 1000 acre Idaho National Engineering Laboratory range fire was contained as winds dropped, with officials noting the blaze remained away from INEL facilities. In California, a San Ysidro Mountains brush fire charred over 3720 acres near Chula Vista, with arson suspected and 420 firefighters on scene. no structures were damaged.
An AP analysis notes George Bush, despite losing the 1980 Republican nomination bid, emerges as a strong future GOP prospect. With Reagan aging and health solid, Bush could be Reagan’s vp on a ticket or mount another 1984 bid, boasting substantial political mileage at age 55.
Washington AP John Anderson says he is embarrassed by motorcade sirens and flashing lights yet accepts the touring hoopla as necessary for his independent bid. He notes the need to be seen against Carter and Reagan and reflects on the personal call to run for president amid public adulation.
Iraq rebuffed U S proposals to restore diplomatic relations despite growing trade and shared views on Iran and Afghanistan. Foreign Minister Hamadi said relations will remain severed until the United States changes its stance on the Arab–Zionist conflict. A U S Interests Section operates in the Belgian Embassy.
The Northeast faced 100 plus degree heat with New York City reaching 101 on Sunday while Baltimore logged 102 and Newark 100. Philadelphia declared a water emergency as hydrants ran for relief and police fielded thousands of calls about low water pressure. Kansas City saw 23 heat related deaths in a day, raising its tally to 111, amid widespread authorities distributing fans and guarding vulnerable residents.
Ronald Clouser known as the Gentleman Bandit speaks from prison about the hardship his crimes caused his three children and ex wife. He faces five more years in Delaware plus four to nine in Pennsylvania after already serving sentences for New Jersey and Delaware robberies.
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