Storm Disables Boats Off Carolina Virginia Coasts
The U S Coast Guard rescued at least six people from several boats off North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia as storms stirred with waves up to 25 feet. The National Weather Service traced the storm to a low pressure system off South Carolina and high pressure over Lake Erie.
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Workman Attacks Veto in Charleston Radio Appearance
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Bill Workman used a joint radio appearance with Gov. Dick Riley in Charleston to renew his attack on the governor's veto of 5 percent pay raises for state employees. Riley defended the vetoes, saying they were necessary to prevent substantial layoffs.
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Bill Workman
Dick Riley
Riley
Challengers Borrow to Run in South Carolina Campaigns
South Carolina challengers for congressional seats report relying on loans to fund campaigns while incumbents enjoy easier financial standing on the campaign trail.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Shultz Seeks Canadian Backing on Trade with Soviet Union
Secretary of State George P. Shultz meets Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and officials in Ottawa aiming to secure Canadian support on trade with the Soviet Union. He held talks after an initial meeting with Allan J. MacEachen, Canada's external affairs minister, to ease U S Canadian tensions.
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George P. Shultz
Canada
Soviet Union
Shultz
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Allan J. MacEachen
Panic Capsized Boat Kills Five In Atlantic Tragedy
In Point Pleasant New Jersey a chartered fishing boat Jean Le Rie III capsized in 6 foot seas leaving five dead three missing and presumed drowned. Fourteen were rescued as panicked passengers aided each other and Vincent Mezzetti clutched his 15 year old son to escape.
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Spy Center Security Questioned After Soviet Breach
A retired worker says Britain's top electronic spy facility shared with the United States defends against only "a well-meaning drunk." The Guardian cites former employee Alex Lawrie while the New York Times reports a Soviet breach at Government Communications Headquarters in Cheltenham.
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Walesa's wife recounts strip search by police
In Warsaw AP reports Lech Walesa's wife says policewomen forced a horrible strip search and frisked her hysterically weeping daughters as part of an effort to find messages from the detained labor leader.
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