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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1985

Page

2

Republicans Seek Alternative Plan On Nicaragua Aid

In Washington the House and Senate GOP leaders search for a substitute to Reagan’s Contra aid proposal to prevent a first term setback. Speaker O Neill’s stance is cited as blocking changes. Michel warns of a likely House vote majority in favor of releasing 14 million dollars. Reagan reportedly resists altering the plan.

Washington House Senate Reagan Bob Michel Michel Thomas P O'Neill Michael

Court Ruling Expands CIA Authority

The Supreme Court ruled the CIA may broadly shield intelligence sources and related data, a decision described by Public Citizen lawyer Alan Levy as a terrible setback for government transparency and judicial review. The 7-2 ruling covers secret agents, researchers, and even academic journals.

Washington Supreme Court CIA Alan Levy Ralph Nader Public Citizen Levy Director of Central Intelligence Webster FBI

Reagan to visit Holocaust site in Germany amid criticism

President Reagan plans a stop at a former Nazi death camp site during his German trip to acknowledge the Holocaust. Critics argue a cemetery visit is insufficient and inappropriate. Separately, the United States seeks an apology and compensation over Maj. Arthur Nicholson’s March 24 death. In Pakistan, riots in Karachi leave nine dead and 50 seriously wounded as troops are deployed to back police during martial law.

Washington FBI William H. Webster Honduras Webster U.S House Judiciary Subcommittee On Civil Rights Center Reagan Daniel Thurst B’nai B’rith International Bitburg Soviet Union East Germany State Department Arthur Nicholson Department Karachi Pakistan Mohammed Zia Ul- Haq Sind Zia

Prime Minister Karami resigns over Beirut fighting

Prime Minister Rashid Karami announced his resignation in response to house-to-house gun battles in west Beirut that left at least 21 dead and wounded more than 60. He heads a nine member unity cabinet formed last April.

Beirut Lebanon Rashid Karami West Karami Amin Gemayel Gemayel National Unity National Unity Cabinet Salim Hoss Primater Amal Mourabitoun

Democrats Draft Budget Plan Focuses on Social Security Freeze

Democratic House Budget Committee members draft an alternative to the Reagan GOP plan, aiming to trim the federal deficit by at least 50 billion dollars next year. A one year freeze on Social Security cost-of-living adjustments and defense spending is debated as part of the strategy, with leaders delaying public sessions until after the Senate votes.

Washington Reagan Senate House Budget Committee GOP Kenneth H. MacKay D-Fla House

Engine Drops From Plane Over Arizona Stranding 90 Aboard

An American Airlines Boeing 727 headed to San Diego lost a 3000 pound tail engine en route from Dallas. Passengers reported a loud bang and violent shudder as the jet descended from 35000 feet to 26000 feet and landed safely at Lindbergh Field. FAA probes voice tapes to locate the failure area.

San Diego American Airlines Arizona Flight 199 Lindbergh Field American Joe Stroop Federal Aviation Administration Gila Bend Ariz California Lindbergh Maricopa County Ronald Baxa John M. Smith Smith FAA Albuquerque N.M Dallas Audrey Ward

Emergency Numbers

Aiken Standard provides quick reference numbers for emergency services including police, fire, medical, and roadside assistance. The guide lists primary contact lines and local dispatch numbers for urgent help and safety resources.

Aiken Community Hospital Aiken County Widowed Persons Association

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