Second Man Charged In Dunbar Killing
North Augusta authorities charged Howard Daniel Holloway 23 for the July 21 shooting death of SCE&G employee John Wayne Dunbar. Carlos Gallman 20 was charged earlier by Aiken Public Safety for the murder linked to the Aiken SCE&G office robbery. A second suspect remains at large as investigators pursued bond information and the suspect duo connected to the Dunbar slaying.
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North Augusta
South Carolina Electric and Gas Co
Aiken
Aiken Sce&g
Dunbar
Redd Street
Child's quip as crowd swells at Aiken's Makin' event
Five year old David Green observed the large Aiken's Makin' crowd and told his grandmother Mrs Clyde Lamb that people would have to be sold so she could get through.
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David Green
Aiken’s
Clyde Lamb
Walesa Defends Compromise at Solidarity Congress
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa defends a government worker-management compromise as critics call it a mistake. Andrzej Gwiazda Edward Nowak Jan Rulewski condemn the plan while four of eleven presidium attend a Tuesday meeting. the Sejm approved a law allowing worker veto over managers in most factories with exceptions for defense and utilities.
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Gdansk
Poland
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Andrzej Gwiazda
Independent Labor Federation
Walesa
Congress
Edward Nowak
Jan Rulewski
Presidium
Sejm
Solidarity Congress
Ago
Jacek Kuron
Tehran streets erupt in clashes ahead of Rajai successor vote
Tehran residents reported heavy street battles between revolutionary guards and leftist guerrillas in the capital, the fiercest since the revolution. police and guards casualties were cited by Tehran Radio, with follow up reports of dozens injured and a quiet evening afterward amid election tensions.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tehran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Khomeini
Mohammad Ali
Reagan budget chief says deficit trend matters more than target
President Reagan’s budget director David Stockman says the aim is a steadily falling deficit in 1982 and beyond, not hitting exact dollar targets. He cites $43.1 billion 1982 deficit and $13 billion in spending cuts plus $3 billion in tax increases as necessary cushions while Democrats urge deeper social program cuts instead of rolling back the tax cut.
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Washington
Reagan
David A. Stockman
Congressional Budget Office
Stockman
CBS
Face the Nation
AWACS Battle Opens In Congress
Washington AP reports the battle over selling AWACS radar planes to Saudi Arabia begins this week. Saudis resist allowing Americans in the air while Congress weighs veto options. Formal hearings start as the administration seeks a joint operation compromise.
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Washington
Saudi Arabia
Congress
Prince Sultan
Pentagon says advisers will stay in El Salvador
A Pentagon spokesman says 31 non combat advisers remain in El Salvador for the foreseeable future as a military junta fights leftist guerrillas. The number has fluctuated with turnover as duties shift and some advisers are sent to Honduras to stop arms flow. Two Honduran based advisers were wounded in a guerrilla attack on a U.S. embassy van.
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el Salvador
Pentagon
Jerry Grobowski
U.S
Reagan
Defense
Honduras
Honduran
Grohowski
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