South Carolina House Backs Nuclear Waste Bill
Gov. Dick Riley says the measure gives him power to close Barnwell and press Congress to approve the Southeastern Compact. The bill passes the House and goes to the Senate, with Brackett Blatt opposing. Barnwell could be closed or restricted to in-state waste if compact ratification stalls.
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Reagan to face questions on summit plan and budget hurdles
President Reagan hosts his 29th White House news conference in the East Room at 8 p.m. EST as Chernenko’s death and Gorby’s rise stir talks of a U S Soviet summit. His $30 billion defense rise and $40 billion domestic cut proposal faces Senate rejection. Police in Ui tenhage, South Africa, fire on protesters, killing 16 and wounding 22 amid Sharpeville commemoration.
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Assailant blasts hit Jordanian Airlines offices in Europe
Explosions targeted Royal Jordanian Airlines offices in Rome Athens and Nicosia within 90 minutes injuring five employees. No group claimed responsibility. witnesses described young dark skinned attackers who fled.
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Labor foes welcome Brock as labor secretary pick
William E. Brock, named by President Reagan as labor secretary, is welcomed by organized labor after friction with Raymond Donovan. Donovan resigned amid 137 counts of grand larceny and fraud. AFL-CIO president Lane Kirkland signals a new, constructive Labor Department relationship.
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MX Victory Seen In House Battle Over Missile Funding
The MX missile fight shifts to the House after the Senate backed a $1.5 billion second MX installment 55 to 45. Democrats split with Speaker O Neill predicting a tight vote while Reagan lobbying heightens pressure, with some predicting a likely House pass and others fearing a close outcome.
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ABC To Analyze Subway Shooting On 20 20 Tonight
ABC News 20 20 airs tonight a reconstructive look at the Bernhard Goetz subway shooting. Harvard law expert Arthur Miller analyzes each step of Goetz actions and deadly force claim while Geraldo Rivera notes myths and public opinion shifts. Mayor Koch is to be interviewed.
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Man who avenged slaying of parents denied parole
Tony Cimo, who helped arrange the death of Rudolph Tyner, was denied parole by a 3-2 parole board vote. The Murrells Inlet bricklayer must return to regular work release and live nights at a halfway house after the ruling. Tyner killed Cimo's parents in 1978. his killer was executed via a bomb set by Donald Gaskins in 1982.
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Aiken Standard subscription and contact numbers
The Aiken Standard lists contact lines for subscriptions and advertising with 648-2311 for subscriptions and news ideas, and 649-1555 for classified ads. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday at 124 Rutland Drive.
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Emergency Numbers Provided by Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard offers a service listing emergency contact numbers for police fire medical and other urgent needs. The resource aims to help residents quickly access essential services during crises and accidents.
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