Aide Refusal Forces Senators to Cancel Soviet Trip
Four U S senators canceled a planned visit to the Soviet Union after Moscow refused a visa to Senate aide John Ritch III who authored a critical Afghanistan report. Senators Cohen Levin Biden Rudman said the move contradicts Gorbachev's push for warmer ties and denied the Soviet claim of openness by denying entry to a delegation member.
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Indian Suit Blames Union Carbide for Bhopal Disaster
The government of India has filed a U S suit against Union Carbide Corp seeking damages for all victims in the Bhopal gas tragedy. It accuses the Danbury Connecticut firm of neglecting safety and hiding information about methyl isocyanate.
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No Cause Found for Most Newborn Brain Disorders
NIH panel reports that in most cases of brain defects present at birth no single cause or negligent action can be identified. Trauma or oxygen deprivation during labor may be factors, but the majority of affected infants are ultimately normal, Freeman of Johns Hopkins says.
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Faith and Joy movement opens schools for Caracas poor
In 1955 a half house gifted to a Jesuit priest sparked Faith and Joy Fe y Alegria, now Latin America's fastest growing privately funded program with 431 schools serving 270000 children, planning branches in Africa. Nuns aided access, classrooms grew in Caracas slums as youths gained literacy and trades.
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Soviets Redefine English Words In Oxford Dictionaries
Moscow editions of two Oxford dictionaries redefine terms such as imperialism Bolshevism Marxism and socialism to fit Soviet usage. Oxford University Press chief executive George Richardson criticizes the alterations urging clearer notes on Marxist definitions while the Soviet note on the title page marks sanction for Soviet use.
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Aiken Standard Advertising Contact and Office Hours
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions and classifieds and invites tips. Advertising inquiries should call 648-2311 and 649-1555. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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