Reagan to Host White House news conference Wednesday night
President Reagan will hold a nationally broadcast White House news conference at 8 p.m. EDT in the East Room. It will be his first formal White House press meeting since April 9 and the 36th of his presidency.
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Teen OK After Swallowing Toothbrush
A 14 year old girl in De Pere Wisconsin swallowed a toothbrush while brushing her teeth and doctors retrieved it from her stomach with a hook. Kerry Shea, who just graduated from De Pere Middle School, called it scary and embarrassing as she recovered at home.
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Ford says deficit targets won't be met says Ford
Former President Gerald R. Ford criticizes the Gramm-Rudman budget balancing law as a desperate congressional move and argues deficits can be reduced by stretching defense spending. He suggests extending programs from five to seven years to keep hardware with slower funding.
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Fighting at Crossroads camps leaves several dead, journalists injured
Thousands of rival black squatters clashed at Crossroads near Cape Town for a second day. Police with armored vehicles fired tear gas and birdshot, driving militants from a ridge between vigilantes and protesters. At least eight killed and 20,000 homeless. journalists De Ath and Sosi among those wounded.
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Women say men gained most from the feminist movement
New York AP reports a survey of over 56 000 women, with 3 009 random samples, showing 83 percent feel men benefited more from 20 years of social change while 87 percent say their lives are more complicated but they are better off than in 1966.
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Austria in upheaval after foreign minister resigns
In Vienna Leopold Gratz announced his resignation as Austrian foreign minister amid post election turmoil. Chancellor Sinowatz also stepped down, with Franz Vranitzky named to succeed him as Socialist ranks realign for parliamentary polls next April. Conservatives push for early elections as Waldheim prepares to be sworn in July 8.
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Aiken Standard Classified Ads and Office Hours
Subscriptions, classified ads and news ideas contact numbers. Office hours are 8:30 to 5:30 Monday to Friday with Sunday 8 to 10:30 a.m. Mail address is Aiken Standard Box 456 Aiken SC 29802. Office location 124 Rutland Drive.
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