Reagan pushes tax plan as voters hear him across states
Reagan tours Pennsylvania aiming at the Great Valley Corporate Center amid a trip that included Williamsburg and Oshkosh rallies. He frames himself as taxpayers’ ally against a slow to change Washington establishment.
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Convicted Clinic Bombers Sentenced in Pensacola Case
Two men Matthew Goldsby and James Simmons were sentenced to 10 years in a minimum security prison for bombing three Florida abortion clinics on Christmas Day. Goldsby’s fi ance Kaye Wiggins and Simmons’ wife Kathren received five months probation and $2000 fines for conspiracy.
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Babies Smarter Than Thought Says Research Findings
Andrew Meltzoff reports that 3 day old infants imitate facial expressions and 14 month olds remember and imitate activities after 24 hours. The studies challenge Piaget era theories as presented at the AAAS annual meeting in Los Angeles.
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Protein Link to AIDS Suspected by New York Researchers
Researchers at Cornell University Medical College and Rockefeller University report in Science that a deficiency of IgM antibodies targeting sperm proteins may impair immune defenses in AIDS. The study suggests sperm-related proteins can inhibit white cell reproduction, offering a possible mechanism for AIDS onset.
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Minister 80 Stun Gunned During White House Protest
A U S marshal is under investigation after using a stun gun on 80 year old Rev Maurice McCrackin during a protest in front of the White House. The Cincinnati pastor participated in a Tuesday demonstration organized by a religious group.
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Aiken Standard Office Hours Updated
Aiken Standard offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday with updated service hours and contact details.
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Soviets Tighten Afghan Border Grip For Major Offensive
Afghan rebels report Soviet and Afghan forces tightening patrols along the Afghan Pakistan border to block guerrilla movement. Rebels claim heavy fighting with Soviet tanks destroyed and nine Soviet soldiers killed while detailing a border security buildup spanning Kunar Province as the offensive nears 25 000 troops.
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Europe May Ban British Teams
European soccer organizers say British teams may be banned from European play for years after the European Cup riot. British reports say Prime Minister Thatcher could seek a two year ban through the Football Association.
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