State boom may decline in rest of year
Columbia AP reports South Carolina faces a slower growth path after a 14 percent first quarter in fiscal 1983-84. The Board of Economic Advisors projects about 9.8 percent growth for the year, trimmed revenue forecasts by about 2 percent, and notes September 1984-85 growth predictions are speculative. Dr. James A. Morris cites post-recession recovery ebullience in early quarters.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Board of Economic Advisors
James A. Morris
Morris
Birth notices from Aiken area hospitals list newborns and families
The record includes births: Evan Jimerson in Aiken Oct 28. Maranda Brown in Williston Oct 29. Rebecca Cash in Williston Oct 30. Agnes Toole in Aiken Oct 28. Jonathan Mitchell in Windsor Oct 28. Daniel Blaylock in Aiken Oct 30. Courtney Gleaton in Windsor Oct 29. Megan Widener in Bath Sept 8. Alice Foster in Saluda Oct 19. Christopher Roberts in Aiken Oct 13. Chad Randall in Ridge Spring Oct 19. Chelsie Shaw in New Ellenton Oct 24. Anthea Holley in Wichita Falls Oct 19. Patrick Carlisle in Aiken Oct 25. Christina Mortimer in Aiken Sept 5.
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Evan Jimerson
Harold Jimerson
Aiken
Aiken Community Hospital
Maranda Michelle Brown
Ronald Brown
Williston
Freddie Mitchell
Isaac Brown
Ann Brown
Rebecca Leigh Cash
Randy Cash
Paul Tuten
Blackshear
Eugene Cash
North Myrtle Beach
Agnes Kezia Toole
Henry Toole
James Mosley
Howard Toole
Jonathan Neal Mitchell
Ray Neal Mitchell
Windsor
W.G. Irish
Tampa
Fla
Alfred N. Mitchell
Daniel Jay Blaylock
Jeff L. Blaylock
R.W Turner
Charlotte
N.C
D.R. Blaylock
Courtney LeShea Gleaton
John Gleaton
Hester E. Prescott
Otis Gleaton
North
Megan Lynette Widener
Gary W. Widener
Bath
Willie A. Scott
Graniteville
Woodrow Widener
Langley
University Hospital
Alice Estelle Foster
Scott Foster
Saluda
Grady McElmurray
William Foster
Beech Island
Christopher Dale Roberts
V. Dale Roberts
Chelsie Dell Shaw
Richard C. Shaw
Macon
Charlton
Gail Shaw
New Ellenton
Coliseum Park Hospital
Anthea Elisa Holley
Thomas Holley, Jr
Wichita Falls
Texas
Sam Atalis
Virginia L. Holley
Thomas L. Holley
Wichita General Hospital
Patrick Henry Carlisle
James H
Eleanor S. Carlisle
W.M. Carlisle
J.E. Schall
St. Joseph Hospital
Christina Michelle Mortimer
Calvin Mortimer
W.H. Kelly
Warrenville
Harriett Mortimer
Ridgeway
Boyd E. Mortimer
Brockport
Humana Hospital
Rumsfeld may become Reagan envoy to Middle East
Washington sources say Donald Rumsfeld 51 will be named special envoy to the Middle East succeeding Robert McFarlane. His work would focus on bolstering Lebanon's government and expediting foreign troop withdrawals amid Syria resistance.
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Washington
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Reagan
Entiries Sav
Rumsfeld
Robert C. McFarlane
U.S
Lebanon
White House
Republican Party
McFarlane
George P. Shultz
Syria
Middle East
Gerald R. Ford
Sol Linowitz
Carter
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