AP Sues For Financial Records
The Associated Press sues a University of South Carolina foundation in Richland County seeking access to financial records. The suit follows a FOIA denial and aims to reveal public funds usage, donor lists, and audits. The foundation argues it is independent and outside FOI requirements.
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Associated Press
University of South Carolina Foundation
Richland County
Carolina Research and Development Foundation
John Shurr
Foundation
Greenville News
News
Eleemosynary Corporation
Mrs Reagan to Visit Stockholm on Anti-Drug Tour
First Lady Nancy Reagan will spend two days in Stockholm to observe government funded anti-drug programs and meet Sweden’s health and social affairs minister Gertrud Sigurdsen and Queen Silvia. She plans to share US experiences and learn from Swedish innovations during President Reagan’s Venice summit trip.
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Nancy Reagan
Sweden
Reagan
Venice
Stockholm
Gertrud Sigurdsen
United States
Reagan and Bush Back AIDS Prevention in School Education
President Reagan and Vice President Bush support including AIDS prevention information in school sex education programs. They cited Surgeon General Koop and stressed well planned curricula, while acknowledging privacy and confidentiality concerns around testing for prisoners and immigrants seeking permanent status.
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Washington
Reagan
George Bush
Bush
C. Everett Koop
United States
McLellan Sees Budget Clear To Pass By Deadline
Columbia AP Rob ert McLellan chairman of Ways and Means says the $3.1 billion state budget will pass by the adjournment deadline. A House Senate conference on education funding and tax measures lingers as negotiators reconvene with few disputes remaining.
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House
Ways and Means
Robert McLellan
General Assembly
Senate
McLellan
D-Oconee
State Board of Economic Advisors
HCA Aiken Plans Still In Limbo
HCA plans a $1.9 billion restructuring selling 104 facilities to a spinoff while retaining acute care hospitals. The move consolidates Southeast holdings. list of hospitals to be sold includes sites in Texas Tennessee Florida and California with several South Carolina facilities moving to the new company.
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Aiken
Nashville
Tenn
Hospital Corporation of America
Giant
Hospital Company
Thomas F. Frist Jr
Frist
Charleston
South Carolina
News and Courier
Colleton Regional Hospital
Walterboro
Marlboro Park Hospital
Bennettsville
Chesterfield General Hospital
Cheraw
Trident Regional Medical Center
North Charleston
Grand Strand General Hospital
Myrtle Beach
Aiken Regional Medical Center
Texas
Tennessee
Florida
California
German Officials Fault Teen Pilot’s Moscow Landing
West Germany hailed Hamburg teen Mathias Rust as a hero for landing on Red Square but Bonn officials condemned the act as dangerous and politically risky. The Foreign Ministry called the flight foolish and criticized Soviet airspace violation while predicting leniency may be shown by Moscow.
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West Germany
Mathias Rust
Moscow
Red Square
Foreign Ministry
Rust
Hamburg
Soviet Union
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Kremlin
Hamburger Morgenpost
Valentin Faliri
Novosti
Lenin Mausoleum
Helsinki
Finland
Stockholm
Sweden
David
Alexander Koldunov
Sergei Sokolov
Neue Presse
Frankfurt
Defense Ministry
Abrams faces sharp questioning over Iran Contra disclosures
Assistant Secretary of State Elliott Abrams faced congressional Iran Contra investigators amid claims of contradictions and inaccuracies in his prior testimony. Senators Nunn and Cohen highlighted multiple conflicts as Abrams prepared to answer questions on secret aid to the Contras and the alleged private fundraising from foreign donors including a $10 million appeal to the Sultan of Brunei.
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Elliott Abrams
Congressional
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Senate
William S. Cohen
Rmaine
Senate Intelligence Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Presidential Tower Commission
Abrams
Cohen
State Department
U.S
Nicaragua
Congress
Boland
Reagan
Brunei
Tower Commission
John Singlaub
Asia
Singlaub
Mild hurricane season predicted by Colorado scientist
Dr. William Gray of Colorado State University foresees a relatively mild 1987 Atlantic hurricane season due to El Niño. He predicts eight tropical storms with five becoming hurricanes, slightly below the 40 year average, while forecasters caution that his method remains unproven.
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Caribbean
Colorado
William Gray
Colorado State University
Gray
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