Playoff Action Page 10 South Pacific At Midland Valley
Playoff action centers on the South Pacific performance at Midland Valley with the contest highlighted on page 10. The report emphasizes key moments, crowd reaction, and potential implications for the upcoming rounds.
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Midland Valley
IRS Coffee Pots Keep Staff Tempers Boiling
In Austin Texas the IRS building faced a conflict after General Services Administration ordered removal of 120 employee owned coffee pots and three break room refrigerators from a 409 300 square foot regional processing center. Local 516 president Ken Cargil said he filed an unfair labor practice complaint for about 50 maintenance workers and seeks settlement through negotiation.
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Austin
Texas
Internal Revenue Service
Feds
General Services Administration
IRS
Ken Cargil
National Federation of Federal Employees
Cargil
Rock Hill Woman Wins 1 Million Dollar Jeans Sweepstakes
Phyllis Graham, a 24 year old unemployed Rock Hill resident and Rock Hill High School graduate, won the first of 20 annual 80 000 payments totaling 1 million from H I S Co after entering a phony 1 million bill at Teen Town. Teen Town and one of its owners Frances Underwood receive 10 000 and express excitement.
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Rock Hill
Phyllis Graham
Six Week Old Boy Dies After Heart Surgery
A six week old Florida boy, James Derrick Ware, died in Boston after nearly eight hours of surgery to bypass an underdeveloped heart chamber at Children’s Hospital. He had been considered for a baboon heart transplant. He died at 12:40 a.m. after his heart stopped several times. exact cause was not released.
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Boston
Florida
James Derrick Ware
Collins
Showers May Clip Chilly Fall Weather Outlook
A 30 percent chance of showers or thunder showers tonight with mostly cloudy skies and upper 40s lows. Tomorrow partly cloudy with a 20 percent shower chance and high in the mid 60s. Saturday to Monday expect fair skies then increasing clouds with highs in the 60s and lows around 40s.
Office incident at H Odell Weeks Center shocks staff
Tracy Smith of Aiken broke a cold pack for a injured youngster at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center. He ripped the top like a bag of chips and released white pellets, leaving the office ankle deep in the contents.
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H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Tracy Smith
Aiken
Smith
Reagan and Soviets trade talks over arms control details
Washington reports renewed U S Soviet arms control interest but a senior Soviet official says Moscow needs more specifics on Reagan proposal before a meeting. The White House rejects a testing moratorium as a condition for talks while Shultz and McFarlane are drawn into a push for a negotiating framework.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Reagan
White House
U.S
Larry Speakes
Konstantin A. Chernenko
George P. Shultz
National Security
Robert McFarlane
Shultz
U.N. General Assembly
Thousands Participate In SRP Emergency Drill At Savannah River Plant
Nearly 4,000 people joined an 8 15 a m to 2 30 p m evacuation drill at the Savannah River Plant. Ernest Chaput said the exercise stayed on schedule with no unforeseen events as of 9 15 a m. The drill tested mock mis loading of the C Reactor and simulated out of boundary evacuations with local and federal agencies, including DOE, Du Pont, Wackenhut, and state civil defense, to assess emergency plans and communications for nuclear materials safety. Two busloads of South Aiken High School students simulated evacuating Jackson residents.
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South Airien High
SRP
Phil Jones
Savannah River
Ernest Chaput
Chaput
Aiken County
Jackson
South Aiken High School
Carl Nandrasy
Energy Department
DOE
E.I. du Pont Co
Wackenhut Inc
Georgia
South Carolina
Southern Bell weighs 25 cent pay phones in SC with 10 cent in low income areas
Southern Bell proposes a state rate increase of 557.6 million to cover AT&T breakup losses and would charge 25 cents for coin calls statewide, while potentially keeping 10 cent calls in low income housing, hospitals, nursing homes, and schools. The company faces questions on charitable giving, lobbying, and club dues, with advocates arguing many residents lack phone service.
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Columbia
Southern Bell
Bell
South Carolina Public Service Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
South Carolina
H.C. Henry
Commission
Steve Hamm
Henry
Hamm
Teenage pregnancies shatter romantic expectations in health feature
The health department reports over a million teen girls became pregnant last year, with eight in ten dropping out of high school and six in ten divorcing within five years. The piece cites alarming teen activity rates and outcomes, warning parents to discuss sex openly. An unrelated ad for a local funeral home and a Christmas bicycle sale fragment the page.
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Gnant
State Health Department
Health Department
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Fran Chapman
Kalla Plaza
Tigias
Onetown
George Funeral Home
Park Ave
Aiken, SC