Richmond Radio Tammy Faye Look A Like Contest Draws Crowds
Eight contestants competed in Richmond for a Tammy Faye Bakker look alike title at a local radio station event. June Martin, 24, a Liberty University student, said she joined to mock the Bakkers and Christianity. The winner was Charlotte Daniel, 38, manager at the State Corporation Commission.
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Richmond, Va
Tammy Faye Bakker
June Martin
Jerry Falwell
Liberty University
Lynchburg
Ms. Martin
PTL
Heritage USA
Jim
Tammy Bakker
South Carolina
Charlotte Daniel
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Sunny Skies with Possible Thundershowers Today
Mostly sunny conditions prevail with scattered thundershowers possible. High temperatures reach the 80s across the area. Details appear on Page 8A.
Deaths in New York and South Carolina
Obituary notices list Beverly W. Clark Aiken Annie Council Catherine W. Hall Thomas J. Miller Edgefield and Emperor W Moody Barnwell. Names appear as a cross region roll of deceased individuals with no further biographical details provided.
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Beverly W. Clark
Aiken Annie Council
Bronx
N.Y
Catherine W. Hall
Aiken
Thomas J. Miller
Edgefield Emperor
W. Moody
Barnwell
Government Seeks Compromise To End Violent Korean Unrest
The Seoul government appeals to the opposition for new talks to end 18 days of mass anti government protests and may call elections to curb violence. Opposition leaders doubt talks will restart and push for a referendum on direct presidential elections. Students clash with riot police in Seoul and other cities as unrest cools after large protests. Government hints at possible new elections for the National Assembly and Roh Tae woo may exit the nomination to succeed Chun.
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Seoul
South Korea
Reagan's Moves May Tie Successor's Hands
Reagan's final years leave lasting effects across tax, defense, courts, and ships. Observers say his policies will survive his presidency, though some argue the defense plan and Supreme Court choices may fade or clash with future Congress. The growing federal deficit complicates future program funding.
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Reagan
Congress
Supreme Court
White House
Meese May Have Known North Was In Violation Of Federal Law
Grand jury probes Iran-Contra heard that White House aides warned Oliver North could be breaking laws and that Attorney General Meese approved Norths actions. NSC staffers complained about North aiding Contras despite Congress ban. Details reached National Security Adviser Poindexter through aides.
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Washington
White House
Oliver North
Edwin Meese III
Associated Press
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NSC
Congress
U.S
Adm
John M. Poindexter
Poindexter
Cmdr
Paul B. Thompson
Backlog of Reactor Incidents at Savannah River Plant Alarms Safety Team
Internal documents obtained by The Observer show Savannah River Plant postponed correcting scores of reactor malfunctions in 1985 to free experts for production. The backlog, growing since 1982, concerns safety advisers who warn that human error and equipment faults are not adequately investigated.
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Charlotte Observer
E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Co
du Pont
SRP
Observer
Free
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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