Dole to resign transportation post October 1
Secretary Elizabeth Dole will leave the Cabinet on October 1 to work on Senator Bob Dole's presidential campaign. CBS and AP report she plans to tell President Reagan in a Monday morning meeting. Dole is the only woman in the Reagan Cabinet and has served as transportation secretary for four years.
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Archeologists Find Ancient Skeletons in Cyprus Ruins
Archaeologists report a well preserved skeleton of a young artisan, about 5 feet 7 inches, found at a mud brick workbench in Kourion on Cyprus. The 365 AD earthquake left nine skeletons unearthed in the site area across several digs.
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Weather Cooling Cleared Skies Fair Tonight Sunny Tomorrow
Weather outlook shows cooler conditions with clear skies tonight and sunny conditions tomorrow. Overnight low near 60 degrees and daytime high in the low 90s. Details continue on page 6A.
Obituary Notices of Several Individuals Across South Carolina
Virginia G. Clark of Columbia Beatrice R. Couch of Aiken Bertha H. Foster of Columbia James F. Moore of Aiken Fannie B. Muns of Aiken John Nabritt of North Augusta Clarisse G. Pope of Saluda Jesse L. Robinson of Camden Jay L. Romines of Toledo Ohio Effie Thurmond of North Augusta Carol W. West of North Augusta share notices of death in regional listings.
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Fannie B. Muns
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Clarisse G. Pope
Saluda
Jesse L. Robinson
Camden
Jay L. Romines
Toledo
Ohio
Effie Thurmond
Carol W. West
Soviet Foreigner Optimistic on Talks With Reagan Shultz
Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze arrived in Washington with cautious optimism for talks with President Reagan and Secretary Shultz. He cited progress on a treaty to ban intermediate missiles but said key issues remain including warhead verification and inclusion of US and Soviet warheads.
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Political beliefs not a factor in Bork decision poll reveals
A Media General AP poll shows 52 percent say legal background, not politics, should decide on a Supreme Court nomination. Only 31 percent favor basing the decision on political leanings. The poll surveyed 1,223 adults nationwide with 70 percent saying they have no opinion of Judge Bork.
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White House Sees Hope for Bork Supreme Court Confirmation
Washington says the Reagan administration remains optimistic about Robert H. Bork winning Senate confirmation despite warnings from Judiciary Committee members. White House Chief of Staff Howard Baker calls Bork a distinguished jurist with broad support and hopeful for confirmation as hearings begin Tuesday.
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Supreme Court Opinions Poll Finds Mixed Views on Justices
A survey shows 40 percent neither liberal nor conservative on the court, with 22 percent deeming it too liberal and 21 percent too conservative. Voter opinions on nominees and chief justices vary, with varied favorable ratings for Brennan, White, Marshall, Blackmun, Stevens, O'Connor, and Scalia.
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D. Harry Blackmun
E. John Paul Stevens
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G. Antonin Scalia
Safety Levels Of Cars Differ Study Shows
A Highway Loss Data Institute study finds large and mid sized cars offer better protection and lower repair costs than many small cars. It notes small models have 30 to 70 percent higher injury risk and twice the injury rate of large sedans, vans, and wagons.
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