College Football Roundup Top 20 Results
Oklahoma beat Kansas 71-10 and beat Missouri 41-7. Miami defeated East Carolina 41-3. Florida State prevailed over Tulane 73-14. LSU beat Mississippi 42-13. Auburn defeated No 10 Florida 29-6. UCLA topped Arizona State 31-23. Syracuse won against Pittsburgh 24-10. Notre Dame beat Navy 56-13. Florida fell to Auburn 29-6. Indiana lost to Iowa 29-21. Georgia idle. Tennessee lost to Boston College 20-18. Clemson beat Wake Forest 31-17. Ohio State lost to Michigan State 3-7. Alabama beat Mississippi State 21-18. Oklahoma State defeated Kansas State 56-7. Penn State beat West Virginia 25-21. South Carolina beat N C State 48-0. Michigan State beat No 15 Ohio State 13-7.
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Adams and Boyd Deaths Noted in Saluda and Aiken Obituaries
Adell P. Adams is reported deceased in Saluda with burial details pending. Lucy J. Boyd dies in Aiken with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Adell P. Adams
Saluda
Lucy J. Boyd
Aiken
U S Soviet Summit Praised Worldwide At High Level
Western leaders hailed a U S Soviet summit as a milestone toward disarmament. Germany and France urged progress on long range missiles and a 50 percent reduction of strategic arsenals. President Reagan announced Gorbachev will visit Washington December 7 for talks. Britain urged decisive steps toward deeper cuts.
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Reagan
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Washington
Ost
France
Reaan
Gorbachev
Paris
Foreign Ministry
David Mellor
Britain
British Broadcasting Corp
World leaders hail summit prospects and arms talks
British Foreign Secretary Howe welcomed a Washington summit within weeks as progress in East West relations. Italian Foreign Minister Andreotti said peace moves forward and hoped a treaty on land based intermediate missiles would be signed. Swedish and German officials voiced optimism about the potential accord and its impact on conflicts in the Persian Gulf.
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Geoffrey Howe
Cairo
Washington
Rome
Giulio Andreotti
Italy
Andreotti
Persian Gulf
Iran
Iraq
Sten Andersson
Andersson
Hans-Jochen Vogel
West Germany
Social Democrats
Reagan
Gorbachev
Aiken weighs consequences of SRP pullout
Du Pont will not renew its 37 year government contract to run the Savannah River Plant. The decision cites Du Pont’s mission not to operate nuclear facilities and liability protections, amid broader debates on Price Anderson liability.
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Savannah River
du Pont
Department of Energy
SRP
R.E. Heckert
Bush Stresses SRP Role and Local Campaign Endorsement
Vice President Bush emphasized the Savannah River Plant’s importance to national security during a South Carolina swing. He endorsed Robert S. Perry Jr. for Aiken mayor at USC Aiken, urging strong local officials. Thurmond praised Bush’s qualities as a future president during the tour.
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Usc Aiken
Bush
GOP
Savannah River
SRP
Columbia
du Pont
Associated Press
Robert S
Skipper) Perry Jr
Aiken
Skipper Perry
Perry
H. Odell Weeks
South Carolina
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Florence
Hilton Head
U.S
Strom Thurmond
USCA
Thurmond
James Edwards
Thomas Hartnett
Dan Ross
Barbara
Nancy
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