Reagan consulted astrologer for scheduling, NBC reports
NBC News says President Reagan and Nancy Reagan have occasionally consulted an astrologer to help time major events. The network cites unnamed sources about schedule changes guided by the astrologer. Newsweek adds that former chief of staff Regan’s memos may discuss these consultations. White House denies knowledge of it.
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New York
Reagan
Nancy
NBC News
Newsweek Magazine
White House
Donald Regan
Mark Weinberg
Pilot Injured In Chopper Crash Near Greenwood Gas Station
A Hughes two seater helicopter crash landed on the Harold’s Exxon roof, narrowly missing a crowded intersection. Pilot William G. Bacon, 50, of Atlanta, walked away but was hospitalized in good condition at Self Memorial Hospital. Four station workers were uninjured.
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Greenwood
William G. Bacon
Atlanta
Self Memorial Hospital
Harold
Exxon
Hughes
Weather outlook for tonight and tomorrow with temps
Skies will be fair tonight with a low in the upper 50s. A 30 percent chance of thundershowers is forecast tomorrow with a high in the upper 70s. Details on Page 11A.
Deaths listed for several individuals across locations
Obituary notice cites deaths of Lewis Adams North Augusta Malcolm B Brodie Salley Carrie L Burris Brooklyn N Y Judge C L Powell Augusta A Louise Smith Martinez with a prompt to view details on Page 10A.
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Lewis Adams
North Augusta
Malcolm B. Brodie
Salley
Carrie L. Burris
Brooklyn
N.Y
C.L. Powell
Augusta
A. Louise Smith
Martinez
Israeli Troops Enter Lebanon Near Ain Ata in Sweep
Helicopter borne Israeli forces landed within miles of Syrian positions in south Lebanon to target Palestinian guerrillas. Israeli artillery shelled Ain Ata and nearby villages before the dawn landing. no casualties reported. About 500 troops fanned out, with 16,000 Syrian troops on alert in Bekaa. Mild clashes anticipated, no contact reported. UN said 1,300 to 2,000 troops involved. Israel described operation as security sweep. Leaflets urged residents to avoid guerrillas.
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Ain Ata
Lebanon
Memis
Kfeer
Khalwant
Ein Zeta
Ein Ata
Mount Hermon
Bekaa
Yitzhak Shamir
Syria
Israel Radio Today
Israel
Timur Goksel
U.N
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Dukakis Poised for Wins in Ohio Indiana and DC
Dukakis favored to win in Ohio Indiana and the District of Columbia as Jackson contends for DC. Bush targets Dukakis on foreign policy while Jackson calls Dukakis a Tefl on candidate. Dukakis touts a growing delegate lead and vows deeds over words seeking the nomination.
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Jesse Jackson
Ohio
Indiana
Jackson
District of Columbia
George Bush
Dukakis
Edwin Meese III
Reagan
Michael Dukakis
Ozone Violations Up and Carbon Monoxide Violations Down
EPA reports 68 areas violated ozone standards this year up from 62, while 59 urban areas failed the carbon monoxide limit, down from 65 last year. Weather and pre-1981 car exhaust rules influence readings. 24 large metros appear on one or both lists, with Boston corridor chemicals spreading ozone.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Ixty
Kansas City
Els
EPA
Chris Rice
Maine
Boston-Washington
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Mich
Richmond
DOE Panel Reviews Nuclear Facility Safety in D C Session
A 13 member Advisory Committee on Nuclear Facility Safety met in Washington to discuss oversight of DOE reactors including five at the Savannah River Plant SRP where only one reactor is active. The group plans mid June meetings in Aiken to address aging vessels and safety standards.
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Aiken
Washington
D.C
National Academy of Sciences
Savannah River
Savannah River Plant
Fone
Chris Sankey
DOE
Sankey
Energy
John Herrington
Chernobyl
Soviet Union
Elmer G. Schwartz
USC College of Engineering
Herrington
SRP
Methodists Seek More Light On Homosexuality
ST LOUIS AP The United Methodist Church upheld bans on sexual activity by clergy and left the way open for the denomination to gain more knowledge on the subject. Some leaders said the approval of a four sexuality ban signaled tacit recognition that some legitimacy exists for variations.
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St, Louis
United Odust Church
America
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