Clemson Triumphs Over North Carolina State and South Carolina
Clemson defeats North Carolina State 21 to 17 and Clemson beats South Carolina 26 to 10 as reported on Page 1B. The brief highlights Clemson’s wins over two opponents in a single sports roundup.
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W. Forest
N.C. State
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Top 20 College Football Results Snapshot
Texas weekly standings show Iowa losing to Ohio State 22-13 while Florida defeated Auburn 14-10. Penn State beat Boston College 16-12 and Michigan tied Illinois 3-3. Nebraska routed Kansas State 41-3. Air Force beat San Diego State 31-10. Ohio State downed Iowa 22-13. Oklahoma crushed Kansas 46-6. Florida State lost to Miami 35-27. Miami defeated Florida State 35-27. Oklahoma State topped Colorado 14-11 with Baylor idle. Arkansas beat Rice 30-15. LSU edged Mississippi 14-3. BYU defeated Wyoming 59-0. Georgia crushed Tulane 58-3. Tennessee routed Rutgers 40-0. Texas A&M edged SMU 19-17.
Notable Women in Alabama: Bettie Clay and Murray among Honorees
Bettie S. Clay, Augusta Ethel B. Murray, and Mildred A. Kennerly are listed alongside Cordova figures in a regional tribute. The note highlights recognition of local women and their ties to Jackson and surrounding communities.
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Augusta Ethel B. Murray
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Mildred A. Kennerly
Cordova
Reagan says talks under way to trim US Soviet arsenals
President Reagan expressed cautious optimism after a week of pre summit diplomacy noting that legitimate negotiations are under way to reduce nuclear weapons. American and Soviet officials cautioned there is not enough time before the summit to reach a full arms agreement.
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Reagan
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Supreme Court Set to Weigh Affirmative Action Battle
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether black teachers in Jackson Michigan received racial preferences that caused white teachers with more seniority to be laid off. The case, part of a trio, tests whether public agencies may pursue preferential treatment for women and minorities, a shift with broad impact on private employers.
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Rutgers University Law
Arthur T. Kinoy
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Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Equal Employment Advisory Council
High Court
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Afghan soldier in Kabul embassy surround cited by Shultz
Secretary Shultz said the U S embassy in Kabul was surrounded by Afghan forces with searchlights and power cut off. A 19 year old Soviet soldier who slipped in through a gate spoke with diplomats about his options as U S and Soviet leaders prepare for the Helsinki and Moscow meetings.
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New Orleans
United States
Congress
Miroslav Medvid
Reagan
Charleston Tops Best In Nation For Business Ranking
Charleston leads a national survey by U S News and World Report ranking 74 metro areas on job gains earnings and retail activity. The top ten include Portland Maine Manchester Atlanta Honolulu Boston Washington Burlington Memphis and Phoenix with New Orleans last amid oil glut construction drop and weak prospects following the World Fair.
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Maine
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Tenn
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Ariz
New Orleans
Campaign Funds Spent On Liquor Pecans
South Carolina lawmakers spent campaign funds on liquor pecans and gifts for constituents. Records show chair expenditures for rent postage and travel plus items like T shirts Christmas cards and gifts to other campaigns. Thurmond and Hollings directed funds to foundations obituaries and donor events.
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4Th District
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Campbell
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Thurmond
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