Nuclear test Jefferson scheduled at Nevada Test Site
LAS VEGAS NEV AP The third underground nuclear test in a month is set for Tuesday at the Nevada Test Site 30 miles northwest of Las Vegas. The 6:30 a.m. detonation code named Jefferson will yield between 20 and 150 kilotons.
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Charges Filed In Bayou Deaths
Houston mother Juana Maria Leija faces capital murder plus two counts of attempted capital murder after allegedly throwing seven children into a bayou. Two children died Judas Dimas Leija aged 6 and the five year old Juana Maria Leija died after being submerged over 30 minutes. Eloisa Leija 9 escaped and alerted police. Three daughters ages 1 3 and 4 remained hospitalized.
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Juana Maria
Judas Dimas Leija
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Leila
Harris County
Judas
Leija
Ben Taub Memorial Hospital
Eloisa Leija
Marcos Predicts Aquino Fall and Muslim Uprising
Former President Ferdinand E. Marcos told a Manila video interview that Corazon Aquino’s government would fall within a month possibly to communist rebels. He claimed Ali Dimaporo loyalists’ Moslem forces outnumber government troops ten to one in Mindanao and that 34 percent of soldiers deserted since his departure on February 25.
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Philippines
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Corazon Aquino
Marcos
Ali Dimaporo
Mindanao
Dioxin research links mobile park illness and Vietnam fat studies
New clues on dioxin harm cross a Missouri mobile home park with possible liver and immune effects and Vietnam fat samples showing regional concentration differences. Dr Arnold Schecter cites Agent Orange exposure as a natural laboratory for studying dioxin impact.
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Missouri
Vietnam
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South
Arnold Schecter
Upstate Medical Center
State University of New York
Binghamton
Britons Evacuated From Beirut After Slayings Prompt London Evacuation
Twenty one Britons aboard a boat from Jounieh to Lamaca headed toward Cyprus and London after the slayings of two Britons and an American spurred the Beirut evacuation. The event followed the kidnapping of journalist John McCarthy and involved Westerners fleeing west Beirut as Libyan-linked groups retaliated for a U.S. air attack on Libya.
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AAB
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San Francisco
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United States
Arab Revolutionary Cells
U.S
Libya
Abu Nidal
Cyprus
American University of Beirut
AUB
Radwan Mawlawi
University
Queen Elizabeth II Celebrates 60th Birthday in Royal Splendor
Queen Elizabeth II marks her 60th birthday with a church service at Windsor Castle and a televised carriage ride through Windsor. The afternoon balcony appearance at Buckingham Palace will feature 6,000 children, daffodils, and a special birthday song, followed by the FanFare concert at Covent Garden. Security tightens around royal events amid global tensions.
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Eas
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Car Bomb Explodes Injuring Fifty in Maputo
A car bomb on a tree lined Maputo avenue injured 50 people near a bus company complex. Hospitals treated 47 minor injuries and two apartment blocks were heavily damaged. Two other explosions were reported in Matola and Machava with no immediate claim of responsibility.
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ANDP
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OPEC Heads Toward July Through September Output Talks
In Geneva the OPEC policy talks entered their seventh day with little sign of a full accord to reverse the oil price collapse. Ministers warned an agreement remained possible on summer production targets that could restrain output and lift prices. Cartel sources cited a preferred ceiling of 16.3 million barrels per day for July to September, versus current output near 17 million.
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OPEC
Kilburn Family Protests After Libyan Bombing Response
The Kilburn family and other relatives joined international protests against the U S attack on Libya as Libyan diplomats claimed civilian targets were hit. Locally in Aptos California Kilburn's sister-in-law warned the hostages and others could be sacrificed amid escalating reprisals. Francois Mitterrand told Vernon Walters France would back a strong objective to oust Khadafy, with France initially resisting a limited raid. The Libyan UN ambassador said no military targets were hit in the pre dawn Tripoli Benghazi raid.
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Sudan
Beirut
Peter Kilburn
Aptos
Calif
Kilpurn
Jeanne Repetto
Peter
Ms. Repetto
San Jose
Francois Mitterand
Vernon Walters
France
Col
Muammar Khadafy
Washington Times
Mitter
Walters
England
Spain
Portugal
United Nations
Tripoli
Benghazi
Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours
Aiken Standard provides phone numbers for subscription advertising and news tips. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Sunday, with mailing address at Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802.
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