Gorbachev Ready to Seek End to Arms Race
Moscow reports Chernenko death prompts swift leadership transition as Mikhail Gorbachev, 54, is chosen to succeed and pledges to seek a termination of the arms race while Geneva talks reopen. Reagan expresses readiness to meet under prior terms. Chernenko buried Wednesday on Red Square backdrop.
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Reagan Undergoing Tests Amid Blood, Inflammatory Polyp Find
President Reagan, in excellent health overall, undergoes additional tests after blood in his stool and a noncancerous inflammatory polyp in his lower intestine were found. Doctors say the polyp may signal inflammatory bowel disease. outcome pending further evaluation.
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USC Aiken concert lights extinguished during Yale Society
Report notes a Yale Society of Orpheus and Bacchus performance at USC Aiken interrupted by a small fire from stage lights. Lights restored. Marti Costantino quipped about choosing between lights or the parking lot. Judge Peeples questions a juror's due date amid court scene. Salvation Army board chair remarks linked to Baptist minister fundraising.
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U S and Soviet Resume Arms Talks in Geneva
The United States and the Soviet Union began new arms control talks in Geneva after a 15 month gap as Soviet leader Chernenko lay dead and Mikhail Gorbachev urged reductions. Vice President Bush left Geneva for Chernenko funeral remarks while Ambassador Kampelman led the American delegation arriving at the Soviet mission. An anti nuclear group protest interrupted briefly before passage was cleared.
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Washington
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Clemson coaches plead guilty in drug case obsessions to win
Two former Clemson University coaches admitted illegal possession and distribution of prescription drugs. Judge C Victor Pyle said their actions reflected a national obsession to win. Colson and Narewski received fines and probation with community service and therapy requirements.
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Canada
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Tec
Birmingham
Ala
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Sam Colson
Gentry
William Traxler
Augustinius Jaspers
Clemson University
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Sam L. Colson
S.C. Department of Parole and Community Corrections
Columbia
Overvalued dollar blamed for lost jobs study says
A congressional hearing release cites data from Data Resources Inc. showing the overvalued dollar cost nearly 2 million American jobs since 1980 and reduced national output by 4 percent. California and New York led states in job losses, while the report urges deficit reduction to boost competitiveness.
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Aiken Standard Office Hours Noting Weekday Schedule
The Aiken Standard at 124 Rutland Drive lists office hours from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday with a six month reference.
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