Sprinkel to resign as CEA chair amid White House turmoil
NEW YORK AP The resignation of Beryl W Sprinkel chairman of the presidents Council of Economic Advisers is announced after a 20 minute meeting with President Reagan Sprinkel cites family reasons and a desire to return to private sector Officials expect he will serve until late November The move follows Dole s resignation as secretary of transportation NASA and Air Force officials say the government cannot assume full liability for private commercial satellite launches placing burden on rocket companies and citing oversight concerns from lawmakers
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NEW York
Beryl W. Sprinkel
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
White House
New York Times
Sprinkel
Reagan
Transportation
Elizabeth Hanford Dole
Margaret E. Machel
the Times
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
Administration
Washington
NASA
Air Force
Robert R. Rankine
Air Force Space Program
Bill Nelson
D-Fla
Joseph B. Mahon
Flight Systems
Riley Says Education Spending Trails Revenue Growth
Former Gov. Richard W. Riley criticizes state education funding growth as lagging behind revenue gains, while avoiding direct rebuke of Gov. Carroll Campbell. He notes 4 percent revenue growth versus under 1 percent education spending for 1987-88 and urges continued focus on educational excellence during a Charleston address to the Business Education Partnership, Charleston Trident Chamber of Commerce, and tri-county schools.
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Charleston
Richard W. Riley
Carroll Campbell
Riley
Charleston Trident Chamber of Commerce
Tri-County Schools
Study Finds Mammography Benefits Younger Women Yet Questions Persist
An AMA official questions the value of screening women under 50 though the American Cancer Society reports a 4,240-woman study showing similar six year survival for younger and older patients diagnosed with breast cancer via X rays. The debate centers on screening efficacy for asymptomatic women under 50.
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New York
American Medical Association
American Cancer Society
AMA
Arthur Holleb
Cancer Society
FBI Asks Librarians To Watch For Spies
The FBI told librarians in New York City to report library users who might recruit intelligence agents or gather information for hostile powers. Librarians fear intrusion into privacy and academic freedom, while the FBI links the effort to a national counterintelligence program that began after a Soviet employee recruited a Queens College student via library contacts.
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New York
FBI
New York City
New York Times
The
Times
United Nations
Queens College
INF Deal Could Redraw European Security Landscape
NATO Secretary General Lord Carrington said a superpower agreement to eliminate medium range missiles could mark the greatest shift in European security in a generation. He warned of temporary Western Europe vulnerability as missiles are withdrawn and stressed continuing U.S. NATO commitments and troops.
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London
NATO
Lord Carrington
Western Alliance
Europe
Carrington
U.S
Washington
Reagan
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
George P. Shultz
United States
Royal Institute of International Affairs
Western
Biden plagiarism storm hits 1980s campaign narrative
Washington AP reports a storm around Joseph Biden over past plagiarism in law school and missing attributions in speeches. Biden insists he will stay in the race and win, while observers warn the character issue could shape the 1988 campaign landscape.
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Washington
Joseph Biden
Law
Biden
Delaware
Gary Hart
Miami
Patricia Schroeder
Colorado
Bork Faces Senate Clash Over Open Minded Stance During Hearings
Presidentially nominated Robert H. Bork confronts charges of flip flopping as he signals willingness to accept doctrines once denounced. Senators Leahy Kennedy Specter Heflin and DeConcini press him on original intent equal protection and free speech amid personal tragedy and high stakes confirmation.
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Washington
Robert H. Bork
Supreme Court
Patrick J. Leahy
D-Vt
Bork
Senate Judiciary Committee
Leahy
Edward Kennedy
Arlen Specter
Specter
R-Pa
Howell Heflin
Alabama
Dennis DeConcini
Arizona
Kennedy
D-Mass
Claire
Yale
Pentagon Says Shooting Resembled Ambush In East Germany
A U S patrol liaison team in Potsdam East Germany was fired on by Soviet soldiers while in a four wheel drive vehicle. One American was wounded by a bullet fragment as the Pentagon demands an explanation and recalls the Nicholson killing in 1985.
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Washington
East Germany
Pentagon
U.S
Dennis Pinkham
European Command Headquarters
West Germany
Maj
Arthur D. Nicholson
Nicholson
Potsdam
Aiken Standard Contact and Subscriptions Info
Aiken Standard lists phone numbers for subscriptions and ads, hours of operation, and office address at 124 Rutland Drive in Aiken South Carolina. It notes mailing address P O Box 456 and subscription rates for 3 6 and 12 months with all payments to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
S.C
PBM
Emergency numbers service note from Aiken Standard
Public notice lists emergency numbers as a service by the Aiken Standard and provides mailing address details for the newspaper. The notice confirms publication by Aiken Communications Inc with the 1867 establishment note and postal information.
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