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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1985

Page

2

Republicans Chip At Democratic Power In South Carolina

In South Carolina the GOP holds 38 seats in the 170 member General Assembly an all time high this century and analysts say the governor race could further tilt power toward Republicans while Democrats resist a change in top offices. A Harvard report suggests higher cigarette taxes could curb smoking including among youths as Congress considers excise tax changes. In Tucson Michael Drummond after a Jarvik seven heart transplant from a Texas accident victim is improving and walking short distances as doctors monitor his recovery.

Columbia South Carolina GOP General Assembly Earl Black University of South Carolina Kathy Wade Democratic Party Boston Congress Harvard University John M. Pinney Harvard Institute For the Study of Tucson Ariz Michael Drummond Texas Nina Trasoff University Medical Center Drummond

Episcopal Convention Debates Base and Abortion Policy

At Anaheim the Episcopal Church opens its convention with debates over headquarters location and the clergy divorce question. Outgoing presiding bishop Allin urges divorced priests to become lay members, while abortion policy draws sharp questioning of church stance and consistency with other moral issues.

George W. Cornell Anaheim Calif Episcopal Church John M. Allin Liberal Coalition Allin Covention Ers America Anglican Communion New York

Reagan Signals Flex on State and Local Tax Deductions

The Reagan administration signals willingness to compromise on deducting state and local taxes as the House Ways and Means Committee shapes tax reform. Four non negotiables remain, including aid to the poor and mortgage interest deduction, with top rate at 35 percent and revenue neutrality.

Jim Luther Washington House Ways and Means Reagan Treasury James A. Baker III Committee Warrenton Henson Moore R-La

Few Textile Workers Get Special Aid Under Trade Act Program

Fewer than 3,500 textile workers lost jobs in three years have been certified for special assistance under the Trade Act of 1974. The program offers extended unemployment benefits, training and relocation aid after imports cause job loss.

Washington Department of Labor Steve McManus Labor Department Gail Raiman American Textile Manufacturers Institute McManus Office of Trade Adjustment Assistance

Reagan Big Beneficiary In 84 Campaign Spending

Independent expenditures show Reagan as the main beneficiary of PAC and individual spending in 1984. Conservative PACs spent 15.8 million promoting Reagan, while liberals spent 803,923 on Mondale. total independent outlays neared 23 million with 9.8 million from the National Conservative Political Action Committee.

Washington Reagan Walter Mondale Mondale Federal Election Commission National Conservative Political Action Committee Supreme Court FEC

Aiken Standard Advertising and News Contact Info

The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions classified ads and news tips. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive operate 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday with main phone lines 648 2311 and 649 1555 for different inquiries.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive

Emergency Numbers Provided as a Service by Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard presents a reference list of emergency numbers for police fire and medical services. Includes contact info for city and county agencies and key hotlines to reach responders quickly.

Aiken Community Hospital Aiken County Widowed Persons Association Aiken Police Aiken Fire Crisis Line Coalition To

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