Heat Wave Shrivels Dixie Crops Cattle With Tour Planned
A blistering heat wave across the Dixie region pushes crops and livestock losses toward 700 million dollars as a U.S. Department of Agriculture task force heads from Atlanta to survey farms in Alabama Georgia and the Carolinas. Forecasters warn of limited rain while cities report record highs including 109 in Savannah 104 in Augusta and 106 in Macon amid a long stretch of 100 degree days.
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Alabama
Georgia
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Augusta
Macon
Columbus
Twins Die After Left in Car in Heat in Garden Grove
Three month old twins Adam and Ashley Ernst died after being left in a car with one window cracked while their mother Beverly J. Ernst 25 visited a friend in Garden Grove California. Police said heat likely caused the deaths and autopsies will determine the exact cause.
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Beverly J. Ernst
Congress eyes long hot summer over taxes sanctions and graft
Congress battles long summer ahead as tax code overhaul resumes and lawmakers weigh sanctions against South Africa. Senate leaders stress bipartisan concern with President Reagan amid talks on engagement policy and possible sanctions shifts. Debate extends to debt limits and a high court impeachment vote while tax negotiators seek a fiscal 1987 package.
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U.S
South Africa
Bob Packwood
R-Ove
Senate
House
Philippines rebel leader warns of all-out war if cease-fire talks fail
In Manila an undisclosed official of the National Democratic Front, linked to the Communist Party of the Philippines, predicts the New Peoples Army will shift from defensive to offensive if peace talks collapse. He says insurgents have strengthened political and guerrilla bases, with 40 percent of local officers viewed as pro-NPA or pro Bayan, and hints at a de facto coalition government as elections approach.
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Corazon Aquino
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Philippine Army
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CPP
Philippine
Rudolfo Salas
Rafael Baylesis
Ferdinand Marcos
Mrs. Aquino
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Examiner
Jefi
Daily and Sunday Home Delivery Rates Copy Daily .25
The notice lists home delivery pricing for daily and Sunday editions. The price shown is .25 for daily and $185 per week for both daily and Sunday combined. It identifies delivery by camer and indicates weekly cost details.
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Camer
Philly trash strike ends as Detroit talks resume
Philadelphia 12 000 striking workers vote to end a 20 day walkout without a contract and resume work amid wage dispute. Detroit city workers 7 000 resume talks after negotiations. Elections chief asks governor to deploy National Guard to safeguard non union staff for August 5 primary. Sanitation crews return under court order and mayoral threat. over 40 000 tons of trash uncollected.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Ed L. Wilson
James Blanchard
National Guard
Wilson
Ers
American Federation of State County
Earl Stout
Afscme
District 47
District 33
Sister of kidnapped reporter seeks Syria help in Lebanon case
Peggy Say, sister of Terry Anderson, met Issam Hayyani in Damascus to press for help in freeing Anderson and four other American hostages believed held by Shiite extremists in Lebanon. She traveled from Athens via Cyprus, carrying families letters to Assad and seeking meetings with Syrian officials.
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Terry Anderson
Damascus
Syria
Associated Press
Washington Bureau
Charles J. Lewis
Foreign Ministry
Lebanon
Issam Hayyani
U.S. Department
Anderson
Middle East
Say
Batavia
N.Y
Hayyani
Hafez Assad
Low occupancy tied to outpatient rise in Lorain County
Lorain County hospitals report low inpatient occupancy while outpatient use climbs. Wellington Community at 30 percent and Allen Memorial at 31 percent cite Oberlin Clinic expansion as key. Booth Memorial notes 27 percent inpatient occupancy excluding birth center patients, OB patients would raise to 37 percent. General Richmond Heights cuts staff and closes wings, adds outpatient programs. Blue Cross estimates 2,300 surplus beds in 1984. officials warn prices may drive mergers or closures if rates stay inflated.
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Wellington Community
Allen Memorial
Amherst
Duane Horning
Streem
Oberlin
David Snyder
Wellington
Carol Bryant
Booth Memorial
Booth
Richmond Heights General
Nicholas Zinni
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Northern
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