Man receives tirade of prank calls after Daniloff report
A New York man whose phone number matches the KGB listed number faced a flood of calls after a newspaper urged readers to complain about Nicholas Daniloff's detention. Wantagh resident James E. Marra said callers insulted him and demanded payment for alleged charges while asking if he was in Moscow.
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New York
KGB
U.S
Nicholas Daniloff
James E. Marra
Long Island
Wantagh
Moscow
Marra
Two Nab Suspect In Purse Snatching
Greenville residents detain a purse snatching suspect after two passersby intervene. One bystander, posing as a police officer with an umbrella, shouted for the suspect to surrender. A struggle followed until the man was wrestled to the ground by Cliff DeMeritt and Roy Phillips.
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Greenville
Cliff DeMeritt
Florida
DeMeritt
Roy
Skipper” Phillips
Weather Bias Toward Pleasant Fall Conditions Continues
Early fall weather remains dominant with clear skies tonight and a low near 60. Tomorrow will bring mostly sunny skies and a high in the mid 80s as mild conditions persist across the region.
Local Obituaries listed for multiple residents
Death notices for James C. Anderson Wagener Margaret Braswell Clearwater Willis Bridge Cottageville Lynn Britt Graniteville J D Corbin Aiken Lydia Dowdle Clarks Hill Mary Duncan Aiken Lewis Glover Jr Ridge Spring Timothy Gomillion Edgefield Margaret Gyles Aiken Mrs Perzille Hawes Batesburg Lewis Owens North Augusta Joseph Rawls Pelion J Carl Rhoden Johnston Doris Rodgers Ward Mae Rountree Augusta Louise Smith San Diego Refer to Page 6A for full details.
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James C. Anderson
Wagener
Margaret P. Braswell
Clearwater
Willis H. Bridge
Cottageville
Lynn S. Britt
Graniteville
J.D. Corbin
Aiken
Lydia N. Dowdle
Clarks Hill
Mary B. Duncan
Lewis Glover Jr
Ridge Spring
Timothy Gomillion
Edgefield
Margaret Gyles
Mrs
Perzille H. Hawes
Batesburg
Lewis K. Owens
North Augusta
Joseph L. Rawls
Pelion
J. Carl Rhoden
Johnston
Doris B. Rodgers
Ward Mae D. Rountree
Augusta Louise M. Smith
San Diego
Reagan’s New Anti-Drug Program Aims for Broad U S Push
President Reagan and Nancy appeal in a White House broadcast to unite Americans against drugs. They outline tougher laws, more research, treatment, and drug testing for certain workers, with federal funding promised near 3 billion dollars as part of the war on drugs.
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Reagan
Nancy
White House
Larry Speakes
House
Senate
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Executive Mansion
South Carolina Faces Potential 101 Million Budget Deficit
South Carolina may see a budget shortfall of 101 million this year unless tax revenues rise, with general fund receipts around 2.6 billion against a 2.7 billion appropriations act. Senate officials note offsets and ongoing spending pressures amid a slow economy and federal indecision on tax changes.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Senate
Frank Caggiano
Caggiano
General Reserve Fund
Rembert Dennis
D-Berkeley
Dennis
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State Budget and Control Board
Congress
State Board of Economic Advisors
Glenn McConnell
Finance Committee
McConnell
Wałęsa discusses Solidarity talks after amnesty release
Lech Wałęsa says he will meet Solidarity activists freed in the government amnesty to plan responses to the move. He spoke at a Gdansk church as about 5,000 worshipers celebrated the prisoners’ release and prominent underground leaders including Zbigniew Bujak and Bogdan Borusewicz appeared.
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Warsaw
Poland
Lech Walesa
Solidarity
Walesa
Baltic
Gdansk
Solidarity Free Trade Movement
St. Brygida’s
Solidarity Underground
Zbigniew Bujak
Gdansk Solidarity
Bogdan Borusewicz
Bogdan Lis
Adam Michnik
Borusewicz
Free Labor
East Bloc
Cubans Arrive in Miami After Emigration Pact
A flight of 117 Cuban political prisoners plus relatives landed in Miami after two years of negotiations among Cuba the White House and the Roman Catholic Church. The group includes Ramon Grau Alsina nephew of former Cuban president Ramon Grau San Martin and Samuel Tejera Milian who spent 18 years in jail. Most will settle in the Miami area with relatives or acquaintances.
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Miami
Fidel Castro
Freedom
Havana
Miami International Airport
George Waldroup
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Nery Tejera
Samuel Tejera Milian
Milian
Cuba
White House
Roman Catholic Church
Reagan
United States
Redman
Ramon Pedro Grau Alsina
Ramon Grau San Martin
Grau San Martin
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
U.S. Catholic Conference
George Lezcano
Aredia
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