Reagan Heads For Korea Amid Tight Security
President Reagan travels from Japan to South Korea as 100000 security agents guard against terrorism linked to the region. Secretary Shultz notes tension in Seoul while protests erupt on campuses and officials stress a strong U S Korean security bond and private discussions on human rights.
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Tokyo
Reagan
Japan
South Korea
George P. Shultz
Korea
Seoul
North Korea
U.S
Chun Doo-hwan
Burma
Shultz
Chun
Park Chung-hee
Schools Open Doors Next Week For Education Week Program
The district will host American Education Week with open houses across elementary, middle, and high schools Tuesday through Thursday. Activities include essays, posters, and a Tea cher for a Day program at Laurens Street Elementary, amid calls to improve public schools.
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Susan DeBruhl Verenes
Aiken
Aiken County
Millbrook
Aiken Elementary
Laurens Street
National Education Association
The
American Legion
Freeze Warning for Most of South Carolina Tonight
The National Weather Service issued a freeze warning for all areas of South Carolina except the immediate coast. Tonight temperatures are expected to dip to the mid 30s with northwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Tomorrow should bring a sunny day with highs in the mid 60s.
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South Carolina
National Weather Service
Pick The Carolina Clemson Score Contest Details
Aiken Standard runs a football scoring contest for the Carolina vs Clemson game on November 19. Enter on separate forms by November 18 with postmark or hand delivery by 5:30 pm. multiple entries allowed. closest correct score wins if no exact score. ties decided by drawing. entrants must be nonemployees.
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Carolina
Clemson
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Cambridge Votes Defeat for Nuclear Free Zoners Referendum
In Cambridge Massachusetts supporters concede defeat as 10 380 oppose and 7 276 favor the Nuclear Free Cambridge Act with final results due today. Mobilization for Survival vows to try again in two years while opponents warn of impacts on research and local economy.
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Cambridge
Mass
Richard Schreyer
Mobilization For Survival
U.S
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Schreyer
Citizens Against
Harvard
MIT
Draper Laboratory
Draper
Longfellow
Susan Levine
Charles River
Boston
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