Carter and Ohira discuss energy while事 amid summit plans
President Carter and Prime Minister Ohira met in Tokyo to discuss energy solutions and economic ties. They described U S Japan relations as close but reached no energy agreement, aiming for consensus at the upcoming two day economic summit with France Britain West Germany Canada and Italy. The Carters daughter Amy and Rosalynn were ill with a stomach virus causing public appearances to be canceled.
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Tokyo
Carter
Masayoshi Ohira
Ohira
France
Britain
West Germany
Canada
Italy
Carter An
China
Vietnam
Ohina
United States
Japan
Amy
Washington
Judy
White House
Carters
Mondale assures safe trucks for South Carolina produce
Vice President Mondale told Gov. Riley and Sen. Hollings that trucks will be allowed to haul tomato and peach crops to markets without fear of violence. Riley cites a one third tomato crop loss from the independent truckers' strike and warns growers face bankruptcy if truck access remains blocked.
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Walter Mondale
Dick Riley
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
Riley
Mondale
Hollings
Washington
White House
FBI
Charleston
Ban on pesticide DBCP threatens South Carolina peach industry
South Carolina peach growers fear an EPA ban on dibromochloropropane will devastate a $50 million industry. Proponents say the chemical risks human health and wildlife while opponents cite no adequate replacement. Growers warn banning DBCP could push the state out of peach production entirely.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Environmental Protection Agency
California
Frank Berry
Berry
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Peach Orchards
Trapp Declared Winner of District 5 County Race
Mrs. Trapp sworn in as county council member for the fifth district after a seven month delay. The Democrat beat Republican L K Paulk by seven votes following a recanvass ordered by the state and contested ballots in precincts 27 44 45.
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Trapp
Billie K
A. Gilford
Sue Roe
Smithwick
A. Gilford) Trapp
Noted Words on Road Signs and First Words
A child asks to use a chop stick as lips grow tender. A tractor trailer on I-20 near Aiken carries a sign reading Heading home don t shoot. The quirks of small phrases and travelers show how a single letter can alter meaning.
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Aiken
I-20
Stomach Cancer Decline Tied to Diet Changes in U S
The incidence of stomach cancer among Americans is dropping, likely due to shifts in eating habits. This sixth of ten articles in a series examines theories behind the decline and clarifies terms linked to the disease, with more on Page 8B.
National Teachers Exam test debate reaches South Carolina
A proposed bill in the South Carolina General Assembly seeks to replace the National Teachers Examination with a state test and adds a provisional first year to evaluate new teachers. Hearings, including one at Aiken Technical College, probe basic skills entrance, program uniformity, and non discriminatory certification amid mixed legislative support.
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General Assembly
Aiken Technical College
NTE
U.S. Supreme Court
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Ted) Willis
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