Ignoring stroke warnings risks crippling or deadly events
Anaheim doctors warn that many ignore stroke signs and misread mini strokes or transient ischemic attacks. Dr. John Rothrock of UC San Diego notes 4 to 10 percent of TIA patients later suffer major strokes, as sudden symptoms like vision loss, numbness, and speech trouble appear and fade within 24 hours.
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Anaheim
Calif
John Rothrock
University of California
San Diego
Rothrock
Thatcher Blames Japanese Germans for World Market Slump
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher blamed Japan and West Germany along with the United States for the global stock market slump. She urged international cooperation to avert a worldwide recession and called for substantial U.S. budget cuts to restore confidence in international markets. Thatcher spoke at the Lord Mayor’s annual Guildhall dinner to business, financial and political leaders.
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London
Margaret Thatcher
Japan
West Germany
United States
Thatcher
Lord Mayor
Weather outlook with clouds and possible showers
Mostly cloudy tomorrow with a chance of rain. Highs in the mid to upper 70s and lows tonight in the high 50s. A cooling trend brings clearing skies by Thursday. Details on Page 4B.
Deaths: Dyces, Bentley, Elkins, Washington, Williams
Obituary notice lists Sadie T. Dyces of Aiken and Gordon C. Bentley of North Augusta along with Frank D. Elkins of Gloverville Leroy Washington of Springfield Annie Ruth Williams of Ridge Spring and Dorothy Lewis Williams Hicks of Brooklyn New York.
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Sadie T. Dyces
Aiken
Gordon C. Bentley
North Augusta
Frank D. Elkins
Gloverville
Leroy Washington
Springfield
Annie Ruth Williams
Ridge Spring
Dorothy Lewis Williams Hicks
Brooklyn
N.Y
Final Iran Contra report faults Reagan for not enforcing laws
Senate Iran Contra panels conclude in final report that President Reagan failed to see that laws were faithfully executed. Critics say language softened from drafts while eight minority Republicans issue a dissent calling conclusions hysterical. Panels spent four months on hearings into secret weapons sales to Iran and funds to the Contras.
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Washington
Reagan
Senate
New York Times
House
Iran
Senate Committee
North Augusta approves 10 mill tax increase on budget
The North Augusta City Council approved on first reading a 1988 budget with a 10 mill tax hike by a 6-1 vote after a public hearing. Citizens complained about property taxes and sewer fees tied to Aiken County PSA rate increases. Lanny Turner urged review of the PSA basis. Turner also questioned riverfront study funding. Mayor Greene warned against heavy burden on residents.
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North Augusta
W.D. Hair
Aiken
Turner
Thomas W. Greene
Lawmakers Optimistic On Friday Deficit Deal
House Majority Leader Thomas Foley predicted negotiators will reach a deficit-reduction agreement by Friday to avert across-the-board budget cuts. Reagan administration and Congress discuss steps to trim $75 billion to $80 billion over two years, with Social Security options off the table.
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House
Thomas Foley
Congressional
White House
Foley
Cbs-Tv
Reagan Administration
Congress
Bob Packwood
R-Ore
Silvio Conte
R-Mass
Pat Williams
D-Mont
Bennett Johnston
D-La
Deficit concerns hurt dollar and stocks in early trading
The dollar weakened and the stock market opened lower after deficit worries. A Reagan energy on tax policy unsettled European and Japanese hopes for a quick deficit deal, while the Dow fell about 31 points as declines outweighed advances.
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Reagan
Europe
Japan
U.S
Frankfurt
EPA Issues Air Pollution Ultimatum
The EPA warns cities and counties missing clean air standards of construction bans and mandatory pollution reductions. Non complying areas face 3 percent annual cuts plus highway and sewer aid loss, with 30 to 40 regions likely hit in about three years, while major metros appear on EPA non compliance lists.
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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Congress
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