Lottery Service Reopens Under New Owner In County
Anderson County orders closed lottery courier service reopen under new owner while a grand jury in Greenwood County clears the local operator Howard Stanley of indictment. County council approves first reading of an ordinance banning lottery courier offices and sales with fines up to 5000 dollars and 30 days in jail. Springs Industries to cut about 250 jobs at Lyman plant beginning late this year, as operations merge. Company to spend over 11 million dollars on expansion at Lyman Fabrication Plant, maintaining about 800 jobs there. Layoffs expected to affect local retailers as economy cools, with Springs emphasizing stronger future competitiveness and continued fabric production.
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Anderson
Anderson County
Greenwood County
Howard Stanley
Lyman — Springs Industries
Oftats
Springs
Lyman
Robert Sk
Upstate
Finished Fabrics Group
Robert W.moser
1 Springs
App Rel
Hunt For Budget Compromise Continues In Washington
Washington talks between the Bush administration and congressional leaders aim to cut the federal budget by 50 billion dollars next year and 450 billion more by 1986. The plan faces uncertain progress after stalemate at Andrews Air Force Base. House Majority Leader Richard Gephardt and budget director Richard Darman pursue separate talks to press for a breakthrough.
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Washington
Bush Administration
Ional
Tte
White House
Stefan Sanur
Jon
Andrews Gephard Air Force Base
Maryland
House
Richard Gephardt
D-Mo
Gephardt
Richard Darman
Syphilis Rate Rises Across United States Study Says
Chicago report notes a 34 percent rise since 1981 with blacks facing the biggest increase and 18.4 infections per 100 000 Americans last year. Researchers attribute the surge to waning AIDS fear and growing drug resistant gonorrhea alongside higher syphilis rates nationwide.
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Chicago
U.S
Nioparstesty
ony'sSoaral Aferican Medical Association
Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
Allyn K. Nakashima
CDC
Division
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Numbers
The Aiken Standard lists subscription options and contact numbers for service. Calls for subscription, class and display advertising, customer service, and hours are provided, along with mail rates for 3, 6, and 12 months and address changes to P.O. Box 256, Aiken SC 29802.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken Standard, P.O
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Neeren Ee Ruan
Rn Kin
S.chabe
Alen
Fed constrained in combating inflation amid Gulf turmoil
The U S economy faces its worst inflation bout in nine years as oil shocks surge prices. Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan warns higher rates could deepen a potential recession while the Bush administration pushes for rate cuts to ease growth amid budget talks and Middle East volatility.
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Washington
U.S
Persian Gulf
Federal Reserve
Fed
Bush
Arena Aieom Te
Alan Greenspan
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Iraq
Kuwait
Greenspan
Congress
Middle East
S and L Chief Is Jailed In Securities Probe
Los Angeles Charles H. Keating Jr., emblematic of the S and L scandal, was led away in shackles after being charged with swindling junk bond investors. He faces a $5 million bail as three former executives also are indicted. The case targets bonds issued by American Continental Corp. that Lincoln Savings and Loan regulators seized after its collapse.
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Los Angeles
Charles H. Keating Jr
Bein
Keating
Lincoln Savings and Loan
S&l
Superior Court
Gary Klausner
California Department of Ions
American Continental Corp
Lincoln
Souter's Testimony Arouses Doubts
The Associated Press reports conservative doubts after David Souter's Senate Judiciary Committee testimony. Critics call him a man of empty philosophy and lacking moral courage for not taking a clear stance on abortion, while supporters urge approval amid questions on Roe v. Wade and judicial activism.
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Washington
Supreme Court
David Souter
Senate Judiciary Committee
Souter
Bruce Fein
Howard Phillips
Joseph Biden
D-Del
New Hampshire
Bush
Poston
William J. Brennan
Silber Shocks Massachusetts in Democratic Governor Nomination
Boston University president John Silber defeated former Attorney General Francis Bellotti to win the Democratic nomination in Massachusetts as voters ousted Dukakis ties. Silber will face Republican William Weld in November. 93 percent of precincts reported Silber 520,926 votes to Bellotti 423,300. Oklahoma voters approved a first-in-the-nation constitutional amendment limiting lawmakers to 12 years, while David Walden Welders and Bill Price won gubernatorial runoffs by slim margins.
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Boston
John Silber
Boston University
Francis Bellotti
Michael S. Dukakis
Silber
William Weld
Oklahoma
David Wal- Welders
Bill Price
Dusu Tuan Loyd Noble
Bellotti
Cancer Researchers Press Protection for Pacific Yew
Environmental groups and scientists urge Interior Secretary to list the Pacific yew as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. They cite taxol, a promising anti cancer compound from the tree, amid forest protection and timber industry debates in the Pacific Northwest. The effort is joined by Johns Hopkins Oncology Center and Albert Einstein College researchers and supported by the American Cancer Society.
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Washington
Pacific Northwest
Interior
Manuel Lujan
Bruce Manheim
The
Environmental Defense Fund
Johns Hopkins Oncology Center
Susan B. Horwitz
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
American Cancer Society
Lujan
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Associa
American Continental
Klausner
Ira Reiner
Reiner
Paradise Valley
Ariz
Nam
Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office
Associated Press
Fay Vincent
Massachusetts
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