Reagan heads to Augusta for private weekend golf
President Reagan and Nancy travel to the Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia for a private weekend at the Eisenhower Cabin. Secretaries Shultz and Regan join, plus Nicholas Brady and their spouses, with repeal of any discrimination debated but bylaws checked. They return to Washington Sunday evening.
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Soviet bloc demands NATO scrap missiles before talks extend
Soviet bloc leaders in East Berlin voiced confidence in a U S Soviet arms agreement only if NATO abandons plans to deploy new nuclear missiles in Europe. They joined ministers and premiers urging a December halt as protests erupt in Bonn and nearby cities amid heightened anti missile action.
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Caution Not Panic urged By Scientists On Climate Shifts
The National Academy of Sciences calls for caution over climate shifts with a two year study urging time to adjust. The report says warming seas and altered farming regions are likely but not inevitable. It emphasizes extensive study to reduce impacts and cautions against panic.
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Guthrie Faces 7 Foot Flood Surge After Huricane Tico Rain
Guthrie Oklahoma evacuations intensified as Cottonwood Creek rose to a record 10 feet above flood stage. Rescuers used boats and ropes with 1 800 families at risk and reports of multiple deaths and a missing person amid widespread rainfall across the southern plains. Local officials warned recovery could be hampered by Cimarron River floods as state authorities declared a emergency and mobilized the National Guard.
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GM X-Cars Brakes Problem Questioned By Suit Files
US Justice Department suit cites GM internal logs showing brake locking issues on 11 test X-body cars in 1978 and ongoing complaints until showroom release in 1979. Documents indicate executives discussed brakes as the cars main problem before production.
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Education List Priced Up to 250 Million for SC Schools
An education advisory panel in South Carolina has drafted proposals to upgrade public schools with a potential price tag near 250 million dollars. Gov. Dick Riley aims to present a financing plan in 1984, likely using a 1 cent sales tax increase to fund the package over several years. Senator Nick Theodore notes the main hurdle is cost, while predicting the plan will shape the 1984 legislative session.
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Derrick Sponsoring Export Seminar for Local Firms
In the Third Congressional District a November 4 export seminar at Piedmont TEC Greenwood aims to help small and medium businesses enter exporting. About 750 invitation mailings went out. attendees will hear from trade specialists and officials from the Commerce Department and SBA. The event covers textiles to machinery parts and banking credit, excluding agricultural crops.
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Mary Tyler Moore May Wed Late Next Month
Actress Mary Tyler Moore 45 will not wed immediately as her spokeswoman cited no date for a third marriage to cardiologist S Robert Levine. The city clerk's office stayed open for license pickup but a date remains unset.
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Aiken Standard Advertising Contacts and Hours
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscription and classifieds plus an idea line. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive operate 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday as a service.
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