Reagan Vows Continued Buildup If Soviets Fail To Reduce Arms
President Reagan vows to keep building up U S military forces if the Soviet Union does not agree to scale down nuclear arsenals as U S and Soviet negotiators prepare to open arms control talks in Geneva. He urges reductions but warns against drift into inferiority amid Star Wars and MX missile debates.
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Gunmen kill El Salvador army spokesman at tennis club
Witnesses say three gunmen in sports outfits shot Lt. Col. Ricardo A. Cienfuegos as he rested after a match at a posh club and hung a red and yellow leftist banner over his body. The assassination marks a noted political crime amid El Salvador's war.
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Army Considers Reinstating Mules to Active Duty
Pentagon officers study the feasibility of re-enlisting mules after decades since last discharge. In Chattanooga, Georgia man sues a car wash owner for 200000 over a high pressure spray wand incident causing a detached retina and wage losses on May 1, 1984.
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Senate Deadlock Over Social Security COLA Freeze
The Senate Budget Committee remains split over cancelling next year's cost of living adjustments for 35.5 million Social Security recipients to reduce deficits. Domenici forecasts eventual approval of some freeze, despite Reagan admin opposition, with votes 13 8 against his plan and 12 9 against Moynihan's alternative, and 18 3 against Hollings' poverty-only proposal.
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Pete V. Domenici
R-N.m
Domenici
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
N.Y
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D-S.c
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Man Freed After 22 Years In Angola Rape Case
Gilbert J. Smith, 64, released on bond from Louisiana State Penitentiary after more than 22 years when a judge granted a new trial. He had pleaded guilty in 1962 to aggravated rape involving a 12 year old girl and was sentenced to life. Smith greeted his children with a smile as corrections officials readied his release.
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Gilbert J. Smith
Louisiana State Penitentiary
Kathleen Case
Smith
Volving
Walter M. Hunter
Alfred Mansour
Ronnie Royston
Clemson President Resigns Over Trustee Backing
Clemson University President Bill Atchley cites board refusal to back his athletic department reorganization as reason for resignation. He says the next president must have more autonomy from the board to run the university and notes McClellan’s removal from athletics. Legislators mention Judge Walter Cox Jr. as a possible successor.
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Bill Atchley
Board of Trustees
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Bill McClellan
McClellan
Littlejohn Coliseum
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Greenville News
Military Appeals Court
Walter Cox Jr
Village Voice Fetes Faces Behind The Personal Ads
New York AP Mel and Carol are among about 200 guests at The Village Voice party for its devoted personals correspondents. The event at Kamikaze Klub showcased the faces behind the ads and the ad shorthand used in the paper.
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Aiken Standard Subscription and Ad Office Hours
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions and classifieds and notes a news idea line. It provides 124 Rutland Drive as the office location with hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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