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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1983

Page

2

Hollings to Kick Off Democratic Run With Delta Rally

Sen. Ernest F. Hollings will formally enter the presidential sweepstakes next week with a large barbecue rally at the State Fairgrounds in Columbia. About 1,000 to 1,500 supporters are expected, per Milton Greene of Hollings' Columbia office.

Columbia Ernest F. Hollings Milton Greene Hollings

Adelman faces Senate vote over Arms Control Agency head

A private advocate says Kenneth L. Adelman’s nomination to head the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency has caused hardship at the agency as the Senate Senate begins debate on his nomination amid expected close votes. The hearing notes allegations of neglect by the Reagan administration.

Washington Kenneth L. Adelman Senate Reagan Adelman U.S United Nations William H. Kincade Arms Control Association House Foreign Affairs International Security Arms Control Agency

Two Flyers Rescue Team Spend Night In Ocean

In the Pacific 700 miles northeast of Honolulu an A 4 jet crashed forcing two Navy flyers and two Coast Guard rescue specialists to bail out and drift in 18 foot seas. One rescuer had no raft while the others tried to link life rafts as aircraft circled the area.

Honolulu Pacific Ocean Coast Guard John Williams R.T Henry Mancini Leslie Bricusse Victor Victoria Williams Mancini Justice Department Terri Nash U.S. Department of Justice Mickey Rooney Bob Hope Tne Rooney

IRS Probes PTL Network After FCC Findings

Washington reports the Internal Revenue Service is investigating the PTL religious network after a staff FCC investigation from 1979 to 1982. Allegations claim money raised on air for missions was used for operating expenses. The FCC ended its probe and allowed PTL to transfer its Canton Ohio TV license to the David Livingstone Missionary Foundation in Tulsa.

Washington Internal Revenue Service PTL Federal Communications Commission Charlotte Observer Jim Bakker FCC Canton Ohio David Livingstone Missionary Foundation Tulsa Okla

National Council of Churches criticized by friendly critic

The Reverend James M. Wall, editor of Christian Century, tells NCC Information Unit that the council must restore its social action focus to a Christian basis. He urges attention to critics, notes staff drive to push resolutions, and questions the handling of Nicaragua and human rights issues.

New York National Council of Churches James M. Wall Christian Century Magazine NCC Information Unit Wall United Methodist Ecumenical Agency NCC Nicaragua Central America Guatemala

Gandhi dominates Oscars with eight wins and best picture

Gandhi leads the 1982 Academy Awards with eight trophies including best picture and best director for Richard Attenborough. Ben Kingsley wins best actor for Gandhi, Meryl Streep tops best actress for Sophie's Choice, and Jessica Lange earns best supporting actress for Tootsie amid a night of few surprises.

Los Angeles Gandhi India Ben Kingsley Mohandas Gandhi Richard Attenborough Dorothy Chandler Pavilion Meryl Streep America Sophie Miss Streep Jessica Lange Frances Farmer Miss Lange Charles Durning Dabney Coleman Teri Garr Sydney Pollack Dustin Hoffman Hoffman Louis Gossett Jr Sidney Poitier John Williams John Briley Attenborough Slave Fiddler

Reagan Peace Initiative Persists Amid PLO Rebuff

President Reagan remains confident in his Mideast peace plan despite the PLO rejection. Jordan and Saudi Arabia back continuing talks and discuss the initiative with Sultan Qaboos during his U.S. visit. Officials note Hussein and Fahd support proceeding, though PLO demands and Fez Plan create divisions over a Palestinian state.

Washington Reagan Mideast Palestine Liberation Organization Administration Jordan Saudi Arabia Oman Qaboos bin Said United States White House U.S John Hughes State Department King Hussein King Fahd Hughes Hussein Fahd Middle East PLO West Bank Gaza Strip Fez Morocco Israel George P. Shultz

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