O'Neill Prepares for Rectal Cancer Surgery at Brigham
Former House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. rested comfortably, facing a four to five hour rectal cancer operation at Brigham and Women's Hospital. Surgeon Dr. Richard E. Wilson said prognosis for complete recovery was excellent after early diagnosis. O'Neill, 74, was up and walking with good spirits as family visited and officials briefed reporters.
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Boston
Thomas P
Tip’’ O'Neill Jr
O’neill
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Kathleen O'Donnell
Richard E. Wilson
Wilson
O’donnell
Violinist Plans First Performance of Hahn Concerto
Polish born violinist Henryk Szeryng, 69, preparing Atlanta debut of Reynaldo Hahn s Concerto Pour Violin after discovering the long lost score in a Venezuelan library. The work had vanished since World War II and last publicly premiered in Paris in 1928 with Gabriel Bouillon.
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Atlanta
Mexico
Reynaldo Hahn
Henryk Szeryng
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Hahn
Marcel Proust
Paris
Gabril Bouillon
Szeryng
Violin
Paris Opera
le Figaro
Aiken Clears Tonight With Cold Night Forecast
Clearing skies bring a cold night in the Aiken area with a low in the mid 30s. Saturday looks sunny and cool with temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. Details on Page 12A.
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Aiken
Deaths in Augusta Greenwood and Gloverville Obituaries
Notices list Erma Jane Bauch Augusta Annie H Hurt Greenwood and Reverend William J Elkin of Gloverville with details continued on Page 6A.
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Erma Jane Bauch
Augusta
William J_. Elkin
Greenwood
Annie H. Hurt
Gloverville
Reagan blamed for letting zealots run Iran Contra policy
Congressional investigators say President Reagan bore ultimate responsibility for Iran Contra by allowing a cabal of zealots to seize policy and bypass the law. They found no direct proof of his knowing participation but cite his actions and statements as contributing to deception. The report notes weapons reaching Iran's radicals and a moderates’ badge masking the kidnapper of Beirut CIA chief William Buckley. It says two-faced policymaking and secrecy driven by a small group of senior officials.
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Reagan
Congress
U.S
Iran
William Buckley
Beirut
CIA
House
GOP
Senate
Manucher Ghorbanifar
Langley Pond cleanup urged as council unanimously backs resolution
Residents of Horse Creek Valley packed the Aiken County Council meeting urging a resolution to schedule a citizen information meeting in December 1987 or January 1988 and to obtain a DHEC status report. County officials will coordinate with the delegation and local leaders to advance Langley Pond cleanup efforts.
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Horse Creek Valley
Langley Pond
Aiken County
S.C
Rutland
Horse Creek
Phil Jones
Bobby Rutland
County Council
College Acres Protest Fails To Stop Road
Aiken County Council approves a 210000 performance bond from Thom as J. Biddle to complete roads in Exeter Subdivision. The College Acres residents concede defeat on Citadel Drive extension linking Banks Mill Road and Whiskey Road but seek safeguards for future subdivisions.
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College Acres
Aiken County
Exeter
Aiken
Thomas J. Biddle
College Acres Subdivision Co
Robert M. Bell
Citadel Drive
Banks Mill Road
Whiskey Road
County Council
Deficit plan nears agreement without Social Security cuts
White House and lawmakers near a deficit deal up to 75 billion over two years avoiding Social Security COLA reductions. Leaders cite progress, with about 30 billion in savings this year, aided by tax and fee changes and restrained spending growth.
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Washington
White House
House
Thomas S. Foley
D-Wash
Bennett Johnston
D-La
James Miller
Gramm-Rudmanan
Gramm-Rudman
Bob Packwood
R-Ore
Packwood
GOP
Finance Committee
Reagan
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