Tropical Depression Forms in Atlantic but No US Threat
A tropical depression has formed in the Atlantic near 25N 63W, about 500 miles south-southeast of Bermuda. Forecasters expect slow northward movement and possible strengthening within 24 hours, but see little danger to the United States unless it becomes a tropical storm or hurricane.
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Miami
Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda
National Hurricane Center
Gil Clark
Kate
Florida Keys
Panama City
United States
Atlantic
Weather outlook brings rain with warm temperatures
Tonight cloud cover increases with a 60 percent chance of rain. Lows drop to the mid 50s. Thursday highs reach the mid 60s with an 80 percent chance of rain. Page 11A contains full details.
Deaths of Blanch H Cook and Others Noted
Notice lists the deaths of Blanch H. Cook Aiken Nathan S Jumpp Jamaica West Indies Willie Key Philadelphia Pa Willie E McKinney Bath John C Outts Edgefield and Claudine B Parrish Langley for details see page 2B.
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Blanch H. Cook
Aiken
Nathan S. Jumpp
Jamaica
West
Indies
Willie Key
Philadelphia
Willie E. McKinney
Bath
John C. Outts
Edgefield
Claudine B. Parrish
Langley
Senate deconsolidation study fuels questions in district 25
A Senate research report dated Oct 1 on school deconsolidation spurs concerns from Sen. Thomas L. Moore and the Concerned People of Area 2. Rep. Huff calls the quick assessment a smokescreen while debating required approvals and student population thresholds for a statewide deconsolidation bill.
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Senate
Thomas L. Moore
District 25
Area 2
Paul J. Hyer Jr
CPA 2
Thomas E. Huff
Moore
Huff
District 83
Tough Questions Await Reagan At White House Press Conference
President Reagan faces tough questions at a White House press conference about arms to Iran and his Iceland summit with Gorbachev. The session will probe foreign policy shifts and domestic worries over a Senate race and the new Democratic Congress.
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Reagan
White House
Washington
Iran
Iceland
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Senate
Democratic Congress
Larry Speakes
Economy shows 2.9 percent growth aided by car sales
The Commerce Department reports the nations growth at a 2.9 percent annual rate this summer. Higher defense spending and better trade helped the rise while inflation climbed to 2.4 percent in the third quarter.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Howev
Wagener Seeks Settlement in Fire Department Dispute
Wagener business leaders push for a noon meeting to resolve a rift between the town council and the Wagener Volunteer Fire Department after most of the 13 active members quit. Firefighters cite aging equipment and water-system issues, while Mayor Baughman blames hotheads amid a broader local conflict.
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Wagener
Fire Department
David Widener
Navy
Allison Tyler
Wagoner Hardware
Marvin Baughman
Widener
Withholding Form Expands To Four Pages With New Tax Law
More than 100 million workers face their first encounter with the revised W-4 form under the new tax law. The four page form, with a 22 column table, aims to align withholding with anticipated tax liability though it may create initial public confusion.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Lawrence B. Gibbs
Sands
Gibbs
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