OPEC ministers near deadlock on immediate production cuts
Geneva sources report OPEC, facing a price collapse below $15 a barrel and potentially $60 billion in lost export income, has paused talks. After three hours, ministers told advisers to draft proposals on production and pricing while remaining divided on reimposing controls.
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Geneva
OPEC
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Mexico
Alaska
North Sea
Gorbachev proposes cuts to forces and arms in Europe
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev urged reductions of conventional forces and tactical nuclear weapons across Europe from the Atlantic to the Urals. He spoke in East Berlin to the East German Communist Party, proposing troop disarmament and destruction or stockpiling of arms. The plan would affect Soviet, U.S., and Canadian forces and is intended to advance Mutual and Balanced Force Reduction talks stalled since 1973 in Vienna.
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Berlin
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
European
Atlantic
Urals
Communist Party
East Berlin
Gorbachev
U.S
United States
Europe
Ural Mountains
Asia
Soviet Communist Party
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Central Europe
Vienna
Austria
Pulitzer Winners Toasted Across Newsrooms in 1986
AP reports 1986 Pulitzer winners celebrated in newsrooms with champagne and pride. Jules Feiffer, George Rodrigue, George Perle, and Larry McMurtry are highlighted, with comments from Arthur Howe and Donal Henahan. Perle notes Wind Quintet IV is a landmark honor, while Breslin marks his first Pulitzer with a cigar and drink.
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New York
Jules Feiffer
George Rodrigue
George Perle
Larry McMurtry
The
Voice
Feiffer
Village Voice
Philadelphia Inquirer
Howe
Inquirer
Philadelphia Bulletin
Tom Gralish
New York Times
Donal Henahan
Daily News
Jimmy Breslin
Perle
City University of New York
Pulitzer Prize Winners 1986 List Across Arts and Journalism
AP reports the 1986 Pulitzer winners across journalism and the arts. Public Service honors Denver Post. awards go to Edna Buchanan, Jeffrey A. Marx, Michael M. York, and others for reporting and writing across multiple outlets. Drama has no award. fiction and poetry recognize McMurtry and Taylor among others.
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Public Service
Denver Post
Edna Buchanan
The
Miami Herald
Jeffrey A. Marx
Michael M. York
Lexington
Herald-Leader
New York Times
Andrew Schneider
Mary Pat Flaherty
Pittsburgh Press
Craig Flournoy
George Rodrigue
Dallas Morning News
Arthur Howe
Philadelphia Inquirer
Lewis M. Simons
Pete Carey
Katherine Ellison
San Jose
Calif
Mercury News
John Camp
St. Paul
Larry McMurtry
Walter A. McDougall
Louise Bogan
Elizabeth Frank
Henry Taylor
Joseph Lelyveld
Common Ground
J. Anthony Lukas
Wind Quintet IV
George Perle
F-111 crews faced fear fatigue says ex pilot
Omaha AP report cites former Air Force captain Bob Jarecke who flew 700 F-111 missions. He says crews likely battled fatigue and fear as two F-111 pilots in Libyan raids remained missing. Jarecke notes flyers would hope their missing comrades survived during the long flight home to England.
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Omaha
Neb
Libya
Air Force
Bob Jarecke
Evacuation begins as Americans flee Khartoum
In Khartoum clusters of Americans gathered at secret sites before evacuating in army escorted convoys to a military airfield. A Lufthansa DC-10 carried 175 passengers to Nairobi, Kenya, marking the start of a broader evacuation of diplomats families and non-essential personnel amid Libyan threat and an embassy attack nearby.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Lufthansa
Nairobi
Kenya
U.S
Lampedusa Residents Flee To Caves After Missile Fire
Lampedusa residents fear Libya missile attacks and seek shelter in World War II bunkers and caves. After a U S bombing raid on Libyan cities, two Soviet built missiles were fired and landed harmlessly in the sea near the island, narrowly missing a U S Coast Guard radar site.
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Lampedusa
Italy
Sicily
Libya
U.S
U.S. Coast Guard
Aiken Standard Subscriptions and Contact Details
Information on subscription help advertising and news tips with phone numbers for classified and display ads. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Located at 124 Rutland Drive with mailing address Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Abused Persons Coalition
Aiken
S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley Fire
Aiken Police
Emerg
Salley Police
HCA
Aiken Regional Sheriff's Department
Jackson Police
New Ellenton
Volun
Wagener
North Augusta
Wagener Police
Aiken Com
S.comunications Inc
P.O
S.C
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High Desert
Lancaster
2Nd District Court of Appeal
Bouvia
State
Feder
Tass
Washington
Jeff Marx
Harry Merritt
Christy Poster
Cold Creek Nurseries
Hitchcock Parkway
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Ment
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Benghazi
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