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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1984

Page

2

Senate Approves 1984-85 Budget With Education Push

Gov. Riley and Sen. Drummond reach a budget accord after a tough debate. The 32 to 9 Senate vote clears a $2.7 billion appropriations plan funded by a penny sales tax to support Riley’s education package, including remedial programs, teacher raises, and school construction.

Columbia Dick Riley Greenwood John Drummond Senate Drummond Riley South Carolina House

Senate seeks local option on Sunday liquor sales in Columbia

The South Carolina Senate advances a local option plan allowing cities and counties to stage referendums on Sunday liquor sales for hotels restaurants and public establishments with a 150 permit. House and Governor must agree. A statewide Sunday sales law remains if the amendment fails.

Columbia State Senate House of Representatives Dick Riley Senate Verne Smith Thomas Moore D-Aiken County House Smith

Tornado Toll and Aspen Mudslide Fear Prompt Evacuations

Thunderstorms spawned more than 30 tornadoes across the midwest and into the east, killing five and injuring 71. A mudslide threat prompted evacuations in Aspen Colorado as storms lash Minnesota Nebraska and Kansas with high winds. In Barneveld Wisconsin a tornado damaged the town injuring nine people, per Dane County emergency planners.

Aspen Colo Minnesota Nebraska Kansas Barneveld Wisconsin Merrill Hough Dane County

House backs 21 drinking age to win federal road funds

The House approved a bill requiring states to raise the legal drinking age to 21 or face loss of federal highway funds. An amendment to disperse 5.2 billion dollars in federal gasoline tax money was added to the legislation.

Washington House

Udall to Mediate Between Hart and Mondale Ahead of Convention

Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona is tapped to mediate between Gary Hart and Walter Mondale in the six weeks before the Democratic National Convention. Hart seeks to stay in the race as Mondale leads with 1,982 delegates to Hart's 1,222 and Jesse Jackson's 368 according to AP tallies.

Morris Udall Hart and Mondale Washington Morris K. Udall Arizona Gary Hart Walter F. Mondale Hart Capitol Hill Associated Press Jesse Jackson

New State Welfare Department Faces Financial Setup Troubles

The Health and Human Finance Commission in Columbia faces serious problems in establishing its financial system by next month. The welfare agency will likely continue fund administration through summer, with a takeover aimed for September or October requiring personnel help from Social Services, the controller general, the auditor, and the Budget and Control Board.

Columbia New Health and Human Finance Commission Department of Social Services Comptroller General’s Auditor’s Office Budget and Control Board Don Dixon Arthur Anderson & Co

Tax Reform Deals Include Home Loss, Trans-Alaska Provisions

Negotiators reached agree­ments on about 34 billion dollars in tax increases and several cuts as they bridge House and Senate bills. Provisions favor Californians with damaged homes, Roseann York who won a tax‑paying home, and Trans‑Alaska Pipeline workers facing pension sharing limits.

Washington Congress Senate House IRS Roseann York Chicago Congressional

Western N C Methodists Record Year of Giving

The Western North Carolina United Methodist Church reported a record year with 38 839 members contributing over 532 000 in 1983 Delegates at the annual conference were told Thomas L Mallonee of Candler president of United Methodist Men said 378 fellowships gave more than 356 000 to missions and national projects Dr Ernest Fitzgerald of Greensboro was nominated bishop for the July Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference Karen Y Collier staff member at the Board of Discipleship became the first clergywoman to deliver a major sermon to the conference challenging the 2100 delegates to face the churchs third century with courage.

Lake Junaluska N.C North Carolina United Methodist Church Thomas L. Mallonee Candler United Methodist Ernest Fitzgerald Greensboro Southeastern Karen Y. Collier Board of Discipleship of Nashville, Tenn

Roy Scheider roots Tigers as Tiger Town hits theaters

Actor Roy Scheider says filming Tiger Town made him a Detroit Tigers fan. He returned to Tiger Stadium to watch a 5-3 Tigers win over the Blue Jays and tossed out the first ball. The film opens tonight in Detroit theaters after Disney Channel debut, with Scheider portraying Billy Young, a waning right fielder. The AMC Cancer Research Center weighs withholding Jimmy Snyder's $6,500 speech fee after a May fund-raiser controversy and three minutes of verbal abuse.

Roy Scheider Tiger Town Detroit Tigers Tiger Stadium Scheider Tigers Toronto Blue Jays Detroit Disney Channel Billy Young Tiger Kaline Boston Red Sox Carl Yastrzemski AMC Cancer Research Center Jimmy Snyder Manfred L. Minzer Jr

Summit Talks Start In Shadow Of Politics

President Reagan and leaders from six major economies gather at Lancaster House London for a two day economic summit shadowed by terrorism arms control and East West tensions. The session opens in a lavish Louis XV room as Thatcher hopes for a strong political statement alongside an economic communique.

Margaret Thatcher Ronald Reagan United States Francois Mitterrand France London Lancaster House Gaston Thorn Reagan Buckingham Palace Victoria Chopin Helmut Kohl Canada Japan Italy Democratic Alliance U.S Thatcher Britain West Germany

Soviet missiles supplied to Iraq threaten Iranian targets

A Baghdad diplomat said Iraq has received Soviet AS-4 AS-5 and AS-6 missiles and modified SS-12 systems capable of striking Kharg Island and deep inside Iran. He noted Saddam Hussein had earlier announced plans to acquire weapons to hit Iran's economic targets.

Soviet Union Iraq Iran Persian Gulf Kharg Island Saddam Hussein

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