Reagan to Reveal Aerial Photos of Soviet Weapons
President Reagan plans a national address from the Oval Office at 8 p.m. EST to present non secret aerial photographs. The images reportedly show Soviet supplied arms and installations in Central America and possibly the Middle East as part of a Pentagon buildup sales push. An unnamed administration official notes the president can declassify material.
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Jobs Bill Stalls Just Short of Congressional Passage
In Washington a $4.6 billion recession relief bill stalls just before final congressional approval amid disputes over regional fund distribution. Leaders expect passage soon with money for food shelter and public works jobs plus $5 billion more in loans and grants to extend unemployment benefits in over twenty states. Reagan indicated he would sign the measure.
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Reduced French Cabinet Faces Revitalization Push
Paris reports President Francois Mitterrand will chair a smaller cabinet at the Elysee Palace as Premier Pierre Mauroy reshuffles after the franc's third devaluation under the 22 month socialist government. Mauroy submitted his resignation, and Mitterrand asked him to form a new cabinet.
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Barney Clark Fights Fever as Doctors Order Tests
In Salt Lake City AP reports artificial heart recipient Barney Clark with a 102 degree fever and deteriorating condition. Doctors described as very concerned ordered more tests to locate a puzzling ailment harming his kidneys while his wife Una Loy watched at his bedside on day 112 of life with the device.
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Senate races push bailout for South Carolina budget
The South Carolina Senate moves to meet a Friday deadline to approve a budget bailout while debating changes to a bill that accelerates income tax withholdings. Sen. Hugh Leatherman notes small businesses need relief for added paperwork as collections shift from quarterly to monthly, a shift that would yield a $25 million windfall to the state this year.
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GOP: No Primary If Reagan Seeks Re Election
South Carolina Republicans say no primary will be held if President Reagan seeks a second term, while Democrats deem a race would insult favorite son Ernest Hollings. Warren Tompkins, the GOP executive director, says the 1980 primary elevated the party’s image and won’t be repeated in 1984 if Reagan runs.
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State approves $35 million in campus construction funds
The Budget and Control board okayed bond financed projects including $1.1 million for the University of South Carolina Aiken library and a 4.9 million humanities and sciences building at USC Spartanburg. Clemson gets 3.4 million for Pee Dee station and Citadel and Letellier Hall upgrades receive 1.8 million. Governor Riley opposed the timing citing fiscal strain.
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House Alters Senate Remap Plan Sparks Group Clash
A revised Senate redistricting plan moves to the House floor amid protests from Republicans and civil rights leaders. The map splits counties in Pee Dee Charleston and Georgetown, pits incumbents in Lexington against each other, and creates nine black majority districts with several considered winnable. Leaders warn the battle could continue through November as parties challenge the measure.
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Gaskins Fights Electric Chair Again on Death Row
Donald Pee Wee Gaskins faces a second sentencing phase after a jury found him guilty of using a prison cup packed with high explosives to kill Rudolph Tyner on September 12. The trial heads to a 24 hour waiting period before jurors decide between execution or life imprisonment.
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Richard Harpoothan
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Pee Wee Gaskins
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Environmentalist seeks reopen of waste hearings in SC
Ruth Thomas of Environmentalists Inc says allegations against Waste Management Inc support reopening hearings on the Chem-Nuclear site near Barnwell. The company faces numerous toxic waste disposal claims and a $1.1 million suit by Illinois AG Hartigan alleging concealment of dumping 400,000 gallons of suspected cancer-linked wastes in Calumet City.
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Goulet charged with drunken driving and assault in L A
Robert Goulet faces misdemeanor counts after allegedly ramming two parked cars with a 1974 Stutz Blackhawk in Marina del Rey. He refused a blood alcohol test, posted bail, and faces an April 1 arraignment.
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