Scoop Jackson Dies At Age 71 In Washington
Everett AP report says Sen Henry M Scoop Jackson 71 died after a heart attack at his home hours after a news conference condemning Soviets for downing a Korean airliner. The veteran Democrat advocated defense Israel immigration civil rights and EPA creation.
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U.S. Demands Full Explanation Over Korean Airliner Attack
President Reagan and Congress demand a full accounting from the Soviet Union after a heat seeking missile from a Soviet SU-15 downed an unarmed South Korean 747 killing more than 260. The United States rejects Soviet denials as inadequate as Reagan returns to Washington for security talks amid a congressional recess.
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Rhinehart Named Aiken Recreation Director
Acting recreation director Terry R. Rhinehart was named recreation director for the city of Aiken effective today. Rhinehart has served four years with the department, including acting director for two months after John Green resigned to lead Greenville County recreation. He expressed enthusiasm about developing the department and noted the city’s recreation department earned state recognition in the 10,000 to 25,000 population category.
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Aiken
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Greenville County
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Unemployment Rate Holds Steady At 9.5 Percent
Government data show the civilian jobless rate at 9.5 percent with 10.7 million unemployed. August added 300,000 jobs, while 100,000 workers stopped seeking, pushing total employed to 101.6 million. Black male teen unemployment jumped to a record 56.8 percent, white teen unemployment rose to 21.1 percent. An alternative rate including armed forces remained 9.5 percent.
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Home life changes as women enter the work world
The article notes a rising share of families headed by women and extended school care as mothers return to work. Census data show 9.1 million households led by women, up 65 percent since 1970, with divorce and employment shaping child development and family life.
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Birthday prank turns office feud into front page rumor
Rob Shellhouse faced a vendetta from female staff sparked by a Tom Selleck rumor from months ago. On Shellhouse's birthday Helen Still and coworkers presented balloons and wilted flowers at lunch and displayed a bumper sticker, while a sign appeared at the Country Store on the bypass promoting a new hair tonic with humorous claims.
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Cablevision Systems Changes Hands In Aiken Region
Aiken Cablevision Ltd takes over as owner and operator of cable systems in Aiken Edgefield and Saluda Counties. First Carolina Communications Inc acts as general partner with E B Chester and David Smith leading the venture. Archie Luther remains general manager at the current Rutland Drive offices.
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