U S Chess Captain Elopes With Soviets Master in Salonica
John Donaldson, 31, captain of the American Olympic chess team, and Elena Akhmilovskaya, 32, wed in Salonica during a tournament and left for the United States. The elopement drains the U S men's squad with three rounds left in the Olympiad, dropping from medal contention to fourth place.
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Salonica
Greece
United States
John Donaldson
Elena Akhmilovskaya
Inna Izrailov
Weather Outlook Mostly Cloudy With Showers Expected
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with a high chance of showers and thunderstorms. Daytime temperatures reach the mid 70s and night lows stay in the high 50s. Page 8A has details.
Deaths of ten individuals listed in regional notices
The obituary listing enumerates ten death notices including John J. Barfield and Aiken residents Ernest B. Berry Cecil R. Cunningham Harden Graham Mabel C. Long Earl Charles Nelson Richard H. Orr Jr. Verdice Yance and others from Augusta Aiken Johnston and Hawaii.
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John J. Barfield
Aiken
Ernest B. Berry
Philadelphia
Josie Bishop
Augusta LeRoy N. Blackwell Jr
Cecil R. Cunningham
Harden Graham
Mabel C. Long
Earl Charles Nelson
Hawaii
Richard H. Orr Jr
Augusta
William F. Peebles
Verdice Yance
Johnston
Democrats Demand Details on Bush Budget Plans
Democrats pressed President elect George Bush for a full budget outline with specific deficit reduction steps and no new taxes. Representative William H. Gray III said the incoming Bush team must provide a detailed plan and a concrete flexible freeze. Gray urged bipartisan budgeting to reassure opponents ahead of the fiscal 1990 budget battles.
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Washington
George Bush
William H. Gray III
Dpa
House Budget Committee
Chamber
Bush
Gray
Democratic Radio
Tight oil action could hurt U.S. inflation fight
OPEC’s effort to curb oil output could raise gasoline and heating costs, pushing consumer prices higher and rates up in early 1989. Economists warn higher energy costs may slow growth and complicate deficit goals for the Bush administration, though the spike is expected to be temporary if quotas hold.
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Washington
OPEC
United States
George Bush
USSR Rejects Sovereignty For Baltics
Moscow reports state that the Presidium rejected Estonia’s limited sovereignty and its bid to set its own course, calling the move unconstitutional. Gorbachev said the Estonian legislation conflicts with the USSR Constitution and lacks legal force, as parliament debates constitutional changes. Protests erupted in Riga and Vilnius as Baltic groups oppose Moscow’s amendments.
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Soviet Union
Estonia
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
U.S.S.R
Gorbachev
Supreme Soviet
Vremya
Kremlin
Baltic
Salley Chitlin Strut Draws 40000 In Hog Wild Celebration
Salley residents plus visitors packed the town for an all day feast in a crowded street scene. Vendors offered Italian sausage mini doughnuts fried mushrooms pizza corn dogs barbecue ham hot dogs and twice boiled chitlins drawing families from Edgefield Ravenel and beyond as local children like Jesse Kroes sought new chitlin recipes.
U S Rejects Arafat Visa Request for U N Address
The United States refused Yasser Arafat's visa to travel to New York for a U N General Assembly session. Secretary of State George Shultz cited PLO ties to terrorism and Arafat's alleged support of such acts.
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Washington
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
United Nations
State Department
George Shultz
PLO
Arafat
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Palestine Dey Soper
U.S
Charles Redman
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