More Films On Nuclear Are Planned
New York AP report notes ongoing interest in nuclear holocaust cinema with at least two projects in production. Radioactive Dreams, about two teens emerging from a shelter 14 years after a nuclear attack, begins Mexico shoots in January. MGM-UA plans to remake On the Beach, a human story about survival and love in a possible end of world scenario.
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Reagan Presses USSR Talks as Geneva Walkout Looms
President calls for renewed negotiations with the USSR arguing common sense demands continued talks. The Soviets walked out of Geneva over the deployment of Pershing 2 and cruise missiles as Germany plans to install 204 missiles next month. Presidential adviser Meese confirmed a Lebanon leak probe ordered weeks ago due to possible criminal law violations. Reagan plans rest at his Santa Ynez ranch with family and a turkey dinner, returning Sunday.
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Aiken Standard Prints Largest Edition In History
The Aiken Standard announces its largest issue ever at 132 pages with advertising inserts. It also reports a record circulation of over 13,200 paid subscribers and distribution to 24,500 households.
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Have You Heard About the Shalom Plate Joke
A family at St. Marys dines early for Thanksgiving and the waitress jokes about five turkeys in the back. The mother at the table laughs and the moment becomes a lighthearted family anecdote from a church community.
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Thanksgiving Day reflection on American blessings
The piece urges gratitude on Thanksgiving, noting national progress in economics, science, education, health care, civil rights, and religious freedom. It highlights the nation’s wealth, inventions from cotton gin to spaceflight, widespread education, and diverse religious denominations, concluding with a call to prayer.
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Inflation cools slightly as October CPI shows modest rise
The Labor Department reports October CPI rose 0.4 percent, keeping annual inflation near 5.3 percent. Energy fell 0.4 percent dragging overall costs, while food and housing costs edged higher and transportation prices advanced 0.6 percent.
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Eat Enjoy Psychologist Urges Holiday Indulgence
Gainesville Florida AP psychologist Dr. Rosie Bingham from the University of Florida counsels giving up dieting for holidays. She urges diners to eat and enjoy themselves as a mental health break and warns dieting guilt can lead to more eating.
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