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Senate commer
WASHINGTON? The Sen
Thursday commending two !
police officer for "their unsel
during the attempted assassii
The resolution, passed u
praised agent Timothy J. I
Thomas K. Delahanty, both'
attempt, and agent Jerry Pai
car and sped him to the hospi
4'The unselfish and skillfu
helping to save the life of th
lives in the greatest peril," th
ft. nntpH that "fhiWo
MIWV pVUp
anonymous manner except d
when the eyes of the country j
It also commended "al
presidential protective detail
the president of the United St
Edwards may c
WASHINGTON (AP)? E
wards, who first said he wan
but then said he only wante
again of taking apart the enti
Edwards said Thursday
department's regulatory fun
two of its key jobs? ma
managing the Strategic Pel
turned over to other areas of
He said he hopes to cut 20C
22 and is looking at 200 othc
eliminated.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, F1
technician has died of injurie
last month at the Kennedy
second fatality of that accide
Forrest Cole, 50, died 1
Teaching Hospital in Gaines\
The accident, in which se
shuttle chamber that had bee
one other worker.
Hospital spokeswoman D
Rockwell International emf
intensive care unit since be
miles northwest of Cape Can
accident.
His death followed by hou
National Aeronautics and S]
official launching date of A
shuttle Columbia. The craft ii
original schedule.
Beatle sued for
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ma
who won the "palimony" cas
has a new target, Ringo Starr
He has taken the case of N
actress who he says lived wil
1980. According to a suit file<
p..? : ? P??a ~i?
V^VUULy oupcuui V/UUl l, Site I
and for half their common
said would come to $2.5 millio
Mitchelson, who inspired tl
fame in the case of Michc
Marvin, which established t!
married partners to sue for p
up.
Starr is engaged to marry a
Belk continues
(AP)? Former hostage Vi
bia, S.C., will continue to hi
about his experiences in Iran.
"As long as people want i
tinue," a relative told The Sta
Requests to hear Belk t
numerous since he hired a
speaking engagements for hii
to 14 appearances scheduled i
states. In May, the Wmnsboi
least six more speaking appa
At his appearances, Bel
statement with a patriotic tt
about the hostage crisis. In S
return to work for the Sta
stationed in Canberra, Austn
States' ''barbeci
WASHINGTON <AP)? I
Carolina have tied 7-7 in a "bi
to determine which state's pi;
cause.
"It just means we'll have t<
Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S
anouncing that balloting by
and Virginia who judged the c
About 200 pounds of pork w
each from South Carolina Re
and North Carolina Rep. Euj
TJio rnntocf u/.ic rpfprroH fn ci<
About 250 people attended
country-western band.
Napier said earlier this w<
Johnston one night and got
pork delicacy with his fellow
"I told him the 6th Distric
best barbecue in the world,"
his 6th District in North Ce
challenged me to a contest!"
sfs
ids agents |
Ate approved a resolution
Secret Service agents and a
fish courage and patriotism"
nation of President Reagan,
nanimously by voice vote, [
McCarthy and police officer
wounded in the assassination
rr, who pushed Reagan into a
tal.
J efforts of all these men in
e president placed their own !
te resolution stated.
le perform their duty in an
uring times of national crisis (
ire focused on them."
1 the brave men of the
1 who acted to save the life of
ates on March 30,1981."
;ut agency
nergy Secretary James Edted
to abolish his department
d to streamline it, is talking
re agency.
mat ne wants to cut the
ctions "to the bone" and that
king nuclear weapons and
troleum Reserve? could be
the government.
I specific regulations by May
irs to see if they also can be
victim dies
a. (AP)? A space shuttle
s suffered during a rehearsal
Space Center, becoming the j
nt, officials said Thursday,
ate Wednesday at Shands
rille, officials said.
veral technicians entered a
;n purged of all oxygen, killed
ebbie Mason said Cole, a
>loyee, had been in Shands'
ling flown to Gainsville, 150
averal, a few hours after the
irs an announcement by the
pace Administration that an
pril 10 had been set for the
s nearly 21/2 years behind its
palimony
rvin Mitchelson, the lawyer
e against actor Lee Marvin, :
ancy Andrews, 32, a former
h thp py-Rp?Mp frnm 1Q7d tn
1 Wednesday in Los Angeles
is suing Starr for $5 million
property, which Mitchelson }
n.
le word "palimony," gained
?lle Triola Marvin vs. Lee
he right in California of unroperty
division after a splitctress
Barbara Bach.
speeches
William Belk of West Columt
the road making speeches
to hear his story, he'll conte
newspaper of Columbia,
ell his story, have been
New York agency to book
tm a n?n. t / /v l
in. jiii n^ini, dcik nas irum iu f
in South Carolina and nearby
ro, S.C., native will make at
arances. j
Ik usually makes a brief ;
leme and answers questions
eptember, he is scheduled to !
te Department. He will be
ilia.
le bowl' tie
>Jorth Carolina and South
irbecue bowl" in Washington
gs give their lives to a nobler
> do it again next year," said
.C., Wednesday night after
congressmen from Georgia
:ontest came out a tie. [
as donated by 10 restaurants
p. John Napier's 6th District
?ene Johnston's 6th District.
5 the "Battle of the Sixes." I
the event, which featured a |j
eek that he had supper with
into a discussion about the
Republican.
:t in South Carolina has the
Napier recalled. But he said (
trolina had the best. So, he
Bullet t
WASHINGTON (AP) - President
Reagan, his recovery called "really
amazing" from a wound that doctors
say might have killed him, probably
was struck by a ricocheting bullet
rather than a direct shot, sources say.
In his third day of convalescence,
the president was "in extremely good
spirits after experiencing the best
night's sleep since he has been in the
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uuopiuu, ins pnysician saia inursday
morning. Dr. Daniel Ruge said
the President had slept from 9 p.m.
until 6 a.m. EST and4'he looks fine."
"He is awake, alert and talking with
hospital personnel," Ruge said in a
statement relayed by assistant White
House press secretary David
Prosperi. "His vital signs are normal,
although he is still complaining of
soreness in his left side, which is quite
normal."
White House counselor Edwin
Meese III said Reagan may be
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in South C
(AP)? The state Budget byvari
and Control Board approved build,
on Thursday $4.5 million in equipnr
bonds for South Carolina fiscal
State College, after Gov. recomi
Dick Riley warned that board'i
failure to do so might be reques
considered lack of "good for a t(
faith" to meet a federal bonds,
desegregation mandate. The 1
The bonds, which will be Goverr
used to build a new business quickly
administration building at recom
the predominantly black differir
college, were among $80.6 some s
million in capital im- board
provement bonds approved request
by the board. univers
The bonds would be used Riley
Today at USE
USC baseball - Carolina ags
at 7:30 in the Sarge Frye Bj
Free admission with a student
Recital - Guitar recital
Rock at 8 p.m. at Fraser II
mission.
RH Film - "All That Jazz"
p.m. tor $1.50 and midnight for
? Film Festival - "Worst F
Five Really Rotten Movies" i
House Ballroom at 7 p.m. for $
weather
Friday: Partly cloudy. Low ir
High in the 80s.
Weekend: Fair with a chai
dershowers. Lows in the 50s.
mid - 7 0s.
lot direc
released from George Washington
University Hospital early next week.
And deputy press secretary Larry
Speakes said the president is still
planning to travel to San Diego, Calif.,
April 27-28 to meet with Mexican
President Jose Lopez-Portillo.
In the most optimistic medical
report to date onWhite House press
secretary James S. Brady, doctors
Said he was breathing without
assistance, moved both sides of his
body and uttered his first words since
suffering a gunshot wound through
the brain in Monday's assassination
attempt. He remained in critical
condition, however.
Contradicting earlier declarations
that Reagan's life was never in
danger, quaiitied medical sources
said Wednesday that the 70-year-old
president lost almost half his blood
after he was shot and doctors said
they "thought they might lose him" in
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plained (JSC junior Madge Robertson \
the Thomas Cooper Library reflec\
>roves 4.5
Carolina St<
ous state agencies ato of the bonds for S.C
renovate and buy well as $11.5 millk
lent during the 1981-82 Board of Techn
year, iney were Comprehensive Ec
nended by the budget "Design, for tl
?staff, which received program. He said
ts from state agencies requests were
atal of $405 million in priorities.
But the governo
aoard, meeting at the didn't know if the s
lor's Manision, moved afford long-term It
' through most staff for other projects,
mendations. But The comment
lg priorities caused CnmntrnlW
parks to fly when the Morris to the d<
was presented with higher education,
ts from colleges and think education is e
iities. try ignorance,"
r urged the approval replied angrily.
Morris said
|j projects which t
jr""'1 I Commission on
'"?' Education consid<
urgent would cost i
unst Clemson as much as the $33
tseball Field. set aside for the Dc
ID. of Corrections. Th
with Charles includes a propose
j prison, which at $2^
all. Free ad- I easiiy the larger
jj the Budget and
at 7 and 9:30 I Board staff recomr
?1 I The comptrollei
ilni Festival. I ^edi^mb?trv t
_ I new chemistry bi
in iho Wiicc/\ii
" a Clemson Uni
1.50. I renovations at th
:l and the Universit)
Carolina-Beaufort,
center at Lande
science center at tl
I the mid-50s. of Charleston
Riley said th
should wait to see
Joint Legislativ
nee of thun Committee wants
Highs in the the higher e<
projects.
"If we're going t
the bond commit
:t shot
the first, anxiou moments at the
hospital.
The sources, who insisted on
anonymity, said doctors in the
emergency room could not find the
cause of* apparent internal
hemorrhaging and feared the
president was in danger of slipping
II11U Id Kit OIIWWR,
White House officials said they
could neither confirm nor deny the
report.
On Tuesday, Dr. Dennis O'Leary,
dean of clinical affairs at the hospital,
said Reagan "was in no time in any
serious danger. He was alert and
awake with stable, vital signs up until
the time he underwent anesthesia."
Dr. Solomon Edelstein, the
hospital's director of emergency
services who arrived several minutes
after the president, confirmed that
Reagan's blood pressure was low but
discounted suggestions his life was in
extreme danger.
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vhen freshman Marine Science
tion pond Wednesday. (Photo
million
ite funds
. State, as turn the whole thing over to
>n for the them," replied Morris.
ical and "Building buildings is not
lucation's necessarily educating
le 80s" people," said Riley.
the two While the higher education
his top requests are all "worthwhile,"
the governor said,
r said he college enrollments are
tate could declining while the state
M>rrowing prison population is growing
The budget board decided
brought to meet next week to give
ral Earle further consideration to all
sfense of the higher education
"If we requests except for the S.C.
txpensive, State and technical college
Morris bonds.
William Putnam,
the five executive director of the |
he state Budget and Control Board,
Higher said he felt the S.C. State
srs most bonds deserved top priority.
ibout half "We feel there's an urgent
1.2 million need down there under any
spartment circumstances for this
lat figure building. ...This is a corner
id 576-bed stone to the desegregation
1.6 million plan."
st project He alluded to a plan drawn
Control up by a gubernatorial panel
nended. after the U.S. Department of
' general Education ordered South
approve a Carolina to eliminate
lilding at vestiges of segregation in its
versity, nine state-suported colleges
e Citadel and universities.
r nr C/V..tu HU 1 -J A.-J ?
?i ouuui i iic pian, now unuer siuuy
a college by the federal government,
r and a calls for the state to spend
le College $19.5 million to make
predominantly white
e board colleges more attractive to
what the black students and inre
Bond structors, and vice-versa,
to do on Uiley, arguing for the S.C.
iucation State bonds, said, "If we
dropped it now it would
o defer to certainly not be an intee,
let's dication of good faith."