SC Budget Board Divides Extra State Revenue To Maintenance Budget
The Budget and Control Board tentatively allocates nearly all of about 125 million in expected next year revenue to hold agencies steady, deferring state employee pay raises. Items not funded now may be reconsidered November 1 after official 1985 86 revenue estimates. With over 500 million in agency requests, the panel opts for a maintenance budget.
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Columbia
South Carolina
State Budget and Control Board
Reagan Leads in 45 States in ABC Poll
An ABC News Washington Post poll shows Reagan ahead in 45 states and ahead of Mondale by 18 points nationally. The survey says Reagan would win an electoral college landslide if the election were held now.
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ABC News
Reagan
New York
Walter F. Mondale
Washington Post
ABC
Magistrate Upholds Charges in USC Coed Slaying Case
A Richland County magistrate refused to dismiss kidnapping rape and murder charges against three men in the Sept. 17 slaying of USC student Barbara Lynn Rossi. The judge sent the case to the grand jury, which convenes Oct. 15.
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Columbia
Richland County
USC
Barbara Lynn
Bobbi’’ Rossi
William Smith
Grand Jury
Pandas Surviving Shortage Of Bamboo Says Zoologist
Dr George Schaller of the panda research project in Sichuan province says giant pandas in China are weathering a bamboo shortage better than feared but face long term threats from farmers and loggers. About 1000 pandas remain in the wild in their only natural habitat in China.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
China
U.S
George Schaller
Sichuan
Jobless Rate Still Going Down
Washington AP reports civilian unemployment eased to 7.4 percent in September the lowest in over three years as over 270000 jobs were created. The number of unemployed fell to 8460000 while total employed rose to 105.2 million, with teen unemployment up to 19.3 percent and the unemployment rate for the broader labor force at 7.3 percent.
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Washington
Reagan
Labor Department
United States
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
New York City
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ferraro accuses ads of brainwashing in campaign clash
Geraldine Ferraro presses that Republican ads distort truth and mocks George Bush on taxes as Mondale criticizes tax policy. Bush releases 1981 to 1983 tax rates while promoting arms race and seeking mayoral endorsement. Mondale links Bush to Reagan era tax cuts.
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New York
Ferraro
George Bush
Geraldine A. Ferraro
Walter Mondale
Bush
Mondale
Reagan
Washington
Louisville
South
Midwest
United States
Memphis
Dick Hackett
Internal Revenue Service
Dayton
Ohio
Dayton Daily News
Nurse Accused of Turning Off Life Support in ALS Case
William Cronin, 59, a victim of ALS, testified via typing that nurse Victoria Knowlton shut off his respirator on February 17 at his home, allegedly causing a coma from which he was revived by his family. The bedside deposition was shown at the Essex County Superior Court trial.
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Newburyport
Mass
Lou Gehrig
William Cronin
Cronin
Salem Hospital
Victoria Knowlton
Knowlton
New York Yankees
Croni
Pepper Honored as Bob Hope Hosts Senior Benefit
Bob Hope led a black-tie 14 octogenarians at a Washington fundraiser in honor of Claude Pepper. The event, to create the Mildred and Claude Pepper Eminent Scholars Chair at Florida State University, aimed to raise 600000 dollars with 400000 state funds to support senior citizens advocacy through scholarship endowment.
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Washington (Ap
Bob Hope
Claude Pepper
Miami
America
Pepper
Hope
Mildred and Claude Pepper
Florida State University
Tallahassee
Too Late To Live Right At Age 65 Study Shows
Boston AP reports a Harvard led study of 1 235 Massachusetts residents finds healthy habits do not extend life after age 65. Researchers say excess mortality from unhealthy behavior hits earlier life stages, not later years.
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Boston
Laurence G. Branch
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts
American Journal of Public Health
PBM Subscription Rates for Aiken Standard
Aiken Standard lists prepaid PBM rates for mail subscriptions. Three months cost 17.00, six months 34.00, and twelve months 68.00 with all advance payments to PBM Subscription.
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Aiken
PBM
Emergency Numbers Provided by Aiken Standard Service
Emergency numbers list available through the Aiken Standard, offering contact options for public safety, health and crisis assistance. Information line directs readers to essential hotlines and resources.
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Aiken Community Hospital
Aiken County
Widowed Persons Association
Poison Control
Aiken
Aiken Fire Crisis Line Coalition
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