Reagan Weighs Cabinet Picks After Long List Narrowing
President elect Reagan and six aides at Pacific Palisades continue cutting a broad field of prospective Cabinet secretaries. He says decisions are not imminent while acknowledging progress in narrowing and a separate kitchen cabinet group is also compiling lists for each post.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Pacific Palisades
George Bush
Edwin Meese
White House
Michael Deaver
James Baker
Colquitt native praised friend of late Salley in remarks
Former Aikenite Buzzy Griffith now lives in Colquitt as Democratic congressman Bryan Dorn praised Republican statesman Sen. Gilbert McMillan. Dorn called McMillan a Democratic Republican and a friend of the late Eulalie Salley, who helped launch his political path.
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Buzzy Griffith
Colquitt
Bryan Dorn
Sen
Gilbert McMillan
Dorn
Eulalie Salley
Chitlin Strut Lights Salley With Big Planned Festivities
Salley Mayor Jack Able touts the Chitlin Strut as a community boon with funds directed to Crescent City Vocational School repairs. An expected 30,000 crowd, pre Strut talent show, Miss Chitlin Strut contest, parade from Salley Manufacturing to the school, and diverse entertainment including Bill Williams and the Playboys. Four tons of chitlins prepared for attendees.
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Jack Able
Channel No. 5
Cresent City Vocational School
Able
South Carolina
King
Jack
Campobello
Spartanburg County
Strut
Masontown
Pensacola
Fla
Iran rejects U S response on hostages and demand list
Iran states the U S reply to its hostage release demands is unsatisfactory asking for a clear yes or no. Tehran delivered its official reply to Algerian intermediaries with transmission to Washington. Muskie said the U S letter accepted the conditions in principle, while others noted legal obstacles to meeting the claims on frozen Iranian assets and royal fortunes.
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U.S
Tehran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Majlis
United States
Algiers
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Barnwell Plant May Resume Under Reagan Administration
The Allied General Nuclear Services plant in Barnwell could reopen and add up to 2,000 jobs if Reagan permits full nuclear reprocessing. AGNS faces a $362 million bill and would provide plutonium fuel for breeder reactors, with support from SC lawmakers and energy officials.
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Carter
Ronald Reagan
AGNS
Allied Chemical Corp
James Colby
Energy
Charles Duncan
Colby
Barnwell
Department of Energy
Congress
Halverson
Palmetto
Halvorsen
South Carolina
Washington
Reagan
SRP
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