Bipartisan backing urged for NPR production reactor plan
In Aiken County and South Carolina, leaders push for renewed, united support for the New Production Reactor. Despite past partisan tensions over SRP, Democrats and Republicans seek a positive, coordinated program to advance NPR, safeguard energy, and maintain regional economic benefits.
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Aiken County
South Carolina
NPR
SRP
GOP
Department of Energy
Defense
Speedy Trial and Severe Punishment for Kidnapping Murder
Opinion urges swift justice for Shari Smith kidnapping and murder in Saluda County. Calls for immediate trial and execution to deter future crimes, arguing capital punishment is a deterrent and delays undermine justice. Emphasizes public demand for decisive action and safeguards for victims.
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Shari Smith
Saluda
Miss Smith
Lexington High School
South Carolina
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Two Tough Guys Do Their Thing
In a Waukesha trial two famous wrestlers Kenneth Patera and Masanori Saito were found guilty of felonies after a violent incident with police. Patera faces up to 10 years and Saito up to 15 years. their lawyer was fined for skipping the verdict.
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Wisconsin
Waukesha
Kenneth Patera
Masanori Saito
Hugh Fellows
Patera
McDonald’s
Saito
Japan
Jacalyn Hibbard
John Dillon
Miss Hibbard
Dillon
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Mr. Patera
Mr. Saito
Movement Toward Republicans Shifts in Local Elections
The Republican National Committee highlights 100 local officials who switched from Democrat to Republican including James T Hickey of Nueces County Texas and Hugo Alvarez of Hialeah Florida. The piece argues local crossover gains matter more for long term party strength than high profile defeats and may reshape state races, especially in the South.
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Washington
James T. Hickey
Corpus Christi
Texas
Hugo Alvarez
Hialeah
Fla
Republican Party
Hickey
Nueces County
Alvarez
Republican National Committee
United Nations
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Edward J. King
Massachusetts
Ronald
Reagan
Kent Hance
William Lucas
Wayne County
Mich
Ed King
Bob Martinez
Tampa
Florida
Roger Staubach
Don't Junk The Bug Scientists pursue baldness drug Minoxidil
Northwestern University researchers study Minoxidil a drug used for high blood pressure for its hair growth potential. In six months about half of 83 patients grew hair with 20 percent showing excellent results while side effects remain unharmful and testing continues ahead of FDA review by Upjohn Co.
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Northwestern University
Henry Roenigk
Northwestern University Medical School
Roenigk
Upjohn Co
Food and Drug Administration
Omaha World-Herald
A Proactive Plan to Reform Income Tax Policy
Ashley Cooper outlines a bipartisan four member committee to craft a compromise on a new income tax law, favoring limited amendments and gentlemen’s agreements. He argues for President Reagan to sign once agreed and for a subsequent surtax to curb congressional excesses, aiming to reform the tax system and balance the budget.
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Congress
House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Reagan
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