Baby Born In Graniteville Police Car
A Graniteville couple delivering en route to University Hospital diverted to the Graniteville Police Department. Officer aid and emergency medics assisted as the baby girl arrived in the front seat at 1:05 AM. Mother and baby were later reported fine on arrival at the hospital.
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Baby
Graniteville
Sheryl Moutzouris
University Hospital
Wayne Huff
Pete
Kenneth Boyd
Lee Maguire
Raymond Scott Jr
Dennis Lundy
Graniteville Company
William P. Masterson
Masterson
Sgt. Boyd
Aiken County
Luther Barnett
Inflation Rate Edges Down in April Wholesale Prices
Washington reports wholesale inflation slowed to a 9.9 percent annual rate in April as energy costs rose 1.6 percent and food prices held steady. The jobless rate stayed at 7.3 percent, and the April 0.8 percent rise closely followed January-February patterns.
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Washington
Labor Department
Reagan
Reagan Eyes Tax Cuts After House Budget Victory
President Reagan signals potential compromise on the three year 30 percent tax cut as the House approves a 688.8 billion budget blueprint for 1982 with strong GOP support. The Senate is set to act on a similar measure amid a broader budget clash.
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Washington
Reagan
House
Phil Gramm
Texas
Delbert L. Latta
Ohio
Robert Michel
Illinois
Zenko Suzuki
White House
Gramm-Latta
House Budget Committee
James R. Jones
D-Okla
Congressional
Senate
Veterans Administration
USC President James B Holderman on China Soviet relations
During a China visit last fall USC President James B Holderman described Chinese views on a Soviet invasion saying We’ll let them in We just won’t let them out The remark followed a recital of Holderman’s academic career and his modest reply to a commentator about jobs he could not keep
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USC
James B. Holderman
China
Dr. Holderman
Manning Owen
Clinch River Breeder Reactor Vote Signals Doom
Congress moves to cut federal funding for the Clinch River Breeder Reactor project at Oak Ridge Tennessee. The House committee rejected a 230 million construction authorization amid conservative opposition and questions of economics. Critics say the reactor is outdated and unnecessary as oil plants shift to coal and uranium supplies remain adequate.
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Washington
Clinch River
Reagan
House Science and Technology Committee
House
Senate
Howard Baker
Baker
R-Tenn
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Don Fuqua
D-Fla
Carter
David A. Stockman
Claudine Schneider
R-R.i
Schneider
Quiet Man Guns Down 4 In Bar In Salem
A man opened fire with an automatic pistol at The Oregon Museum bar in Salem killing four and wounding at least 20 before patrons overpowered him. Lawrence W. Moore, 25, of Lyons, Ore., was arrested on first degree murder charges and eyed for arraignment.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon Museum
State Capitol
Lawrence W. Moore
Lyons
Gary Kinsman
Moore
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