More Surgery Performed On Brady
White House spokesman James Brady recovering after a third operation at George Washington University Hospital to prevent clots from reaching the heart and lungs. Doctors found several small clots in his lung after the brain surgeries following the March 30 shooting of President Reagan.
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White House
James S. Brady
Brady
Emily Turk
George Washington University Hospital
Reagan
Dennis O’leary
O’leary
Lions Club Night Delivers Jokes and Golf Banter
A lighthearted report from Ray Jackson covers jokes at a Lions Club Ladies Night. Tom Thomas forgets his wife, Allen George ribbed for a three putt, and caddy retorts. Polo session notes polo ponies from the race track with a right turn challenge.
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Tom Thomas
Lions Club
Allen George
Ray Jackson
George
Robert Albenesius
Aiken Polo Club
Drug Raids Surface in Graniteville Across Aiken County
Graniteville drug raids since March net over 170000 in drugs and 18 arrests. The largest raid Friday night led to 12 arrests and drugs valued at 80000 to 100000. A March mobile home raid yielded five men charged with distribution and 60000 in street value seized. A fire destroyed about 30000 in cocaine. A Graniteville man faced 8000 to 10000 in marijuana charges. The operation involved Graniteville Police directed by Wayne Huff and the Aiken County Sheriff’s Department. Huff said the drug problem is similar to the county and work totaled 300 hours. Most arrests were Breezy Hill residents.
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Graniteville
Aiken County
Huff
Breezy Hill
Breezy Hill Road
Sands death sparks violence in Belfast and Londonderry
Roman Catholic housewives banged garbage-can lids in a requiem for Bobby Sands as violence erupted in Catholic districts of Belfast and Londonderry after the IRA hunger striker died at 1 17 a m in Maze Prison near Belfast on the 66th day of his fast for political prisoner privileges.
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Northern Ireland
Bobby Sands
Londonderry
Maze
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Sands
Irish Republican Army
Provisional
John Paul II
Riley urges prison reform to curb growth in Aiken
Gov. Richard W. Riley warned at a Law Day observance that without curbing prison growth South Carolina will need a new prison every two years at about 30 million dollars each. He pitched community corrections including parole and probation to cut costs and aid victims, noting Senate approval and optimism for House support.
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Richard W
Dick) Riley
Aiken County
Riley
Businessmen Chase Apparent Robbers In Rural Pursuit
Kenneth Leverett and John Fowler chased two men suspected of stealing a $180 Ace Hardware lawnmower on Pine Log Road. The pursuit ended when the Impala sped into a ditch and the suspects fled toward Governor Aiken Park. Police were not yet described in the readable text.
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Kenneth Leverett
John Fowler
Pine Log Road
Leverett
Whiskey
Pine Log Roads
Ace Hardware
Fowler
John
Omega
Banks Mill Road
Governor Aiken Park
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