Reagan to destroy two Poseidon subs to honor SALT II
Washington officials say President Reagan will order the destruction of two U S Poseidon submarines to keep the United States within the 1979 SALT II limits while enabling a new Trident with 24 missiles to begin sea trials next month. The plan could exceed treaty limits if the Soviets do not comply, though limits may be maintained if they do.
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Washington
Reagan
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Reagan nudges Tokyo Summit on Libya airstrike plan
President Reagan said he could not justify France's拒 to permit U.S. warplanes to fly over French territory en route to Libya but expressed hope to discuss the issue at the Tokyo summit. He hinted allies suggested a coordinated all-out strike to topple Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy, with Ambassador Walters delivering such views from Mitterrand.
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Washington
Reagan
France
U.S
Libya
Tokyo
Francois Mitterrand
USS
Muammar Khadafy
Mitterrand
Khadafy
Associated Press
Vernon Walters
Walters
Paris
Jacques Chirac
OPEC Talks Fail To Reach Accord In Geneva
In Geneva awaiting accord, OPEC failed after the longest series of meetings in 25 years to agree on a production policy to curb oil price declines. Ten of thirteen members backed a plan to limit output to 16.3 million bpd by summer and 17.3 million by fall, from 17 million currently, while Iran dismissed the conclusion as meaningless and not in members' interest.
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Geneva
OPEC
Iran
Gholamreza Aghazadeh
Explosion at Vandenberg Raises Recon Plane Use
The Titan 34D booster exploded five seconds into launch at Vandenberg Air Force Base. The payload, likely a KH-11 spy satellite, will prompt Pentagon to deploy more reconnaissance aircraft over regions like Libya and curb satellite use over the Soviet Union. This marks the second Titan 34D failure at the base after an earlier destruction in August.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Pentagon
Libya
United States
Soviet Union
Paul Stares
Brookings Institution
Washington
Vandenberg
Los Angeles
Air Force
Americans Evacuate Moslem West Beirut
Ten Americans who remained in west Beirut evacuated today under heavy guard as Christian and Muslim militiamen escorted them from Ein Mreisseh to the American Embassy in Ankar in east Beirut. Dozens of Britons and other Westerners fled the area over the weekend amid threats of kidnappings tied to U S air strikes on Libya.
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Beirut, Lebanon
West Beirut
U.S
Libya
Green Line
Christian East Beirut
East Beirut
Christian
Ankar
Beirut
Ein Mreisseh
Walid Rotel
Allipprsachere
All Aj Ice
Druse
American University of Beirut
Wife Of Khadafy Vows Revenge After Bombing
Safia Khadafy, crippled by a bombing that killed Libyan child Hana and injured two of her sons, tells reporters she will kill the American pilot herself if she finds him. She denounces Reagan and Thatcher as she and Libyan officials frame the raid as terrorism.
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Tripoli
Libya
Muammar Khadafy
Safia Khadafy
Khadafys
Hana
Kamis
Seph al-Arab
Khadafy
Bab al-Aziya
Reagan
Margaret Thatcher
Britain
U.S
Sadiq
Sephal al-Salim
Bombing Suspects Are Brothers in West Berlin Case
West Berlin identified the bombing suspect Ahmed Nawaf Mansur Hasi as the 36 year old brother of Nezar Hindawi, the London court suspect in an El Al airliner bomb plot. The disco bombing killed a US Army sergeant and a Turkish woman, injuring 230. Scotland Yard noted Hindawi’s Irish girlfriend carried a bomb, later released. Police say both suspects may have forged documents. 100 witnesses saw the Berlin arrest.
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U.S
Libya
Neuhaus
Berlin
Scotland Yard
Nezar Hindawi
London
el al
Associated Press
Hasi
Jordan
Tempelhof
West Berlin
Hindawi
Heathrow
Manfred Ganschow
Kids and leaders in focus after Benghazi raid imagery
In a WWII style caption a plump girl in a frilly dress stares at the camera with the line Kids should never forget my killers Reagan and Thatcher. Libyan officials show reporters damage from the Benghazi raid 1,200 miles east of Tripoli including remnants of cluster bombs U.S. fighters reportedly dropped on Benina airport.
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Reagan
Thatcher
Benghazi
Tripoli
U.S
Benina
Bomb explodes at U S consulate in Songkhla Thailand
A bomb exploded inside the compound of the U S Consulate in Songkhla early Tuesday. No injuries reported. The blast damaged the building and authorities suspect Muslim supporters of Libya may be behind the attack. No claim of responsibility issued.
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U.S
Thailand
Bangkok
Songkhla
Sitthi Chirarochana
Sitthi
Prachoti Ekuru
Songkhha
Libya
Aiken Standard Classified and Contact Details
Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions 649-5316 advertising 649-1555 news tips 648-2311 display ads 648-2311 and customer service hours 5 30 p m 7 p m weekdays 8 a m 10 20 a m Sundays. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive open 8 30 a m 5 30 p m weekdays. Mailing address Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Emergency numbers from the Aiken Standard
A list of local emergency and public safety contacts is provided for Aiken County. Entries include police fire EMS and sheriff departments, poison control, grief support, and various city services with phone numbers.
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Abused Persons Coalition
Aiken Fire
S.C. Highway Patrol
Aiken Police
Salley Fire
Emerg
Salley Police
HCA
Aiken Regional
Sheriff’s Department
Jackson Police
New Ellenton
Volun
Wagener Fire
North Augusta
Wagener Police
Anan
Sandra Enablan
Aken
B.C. Bor
Rutan Ori Ain
Prison Standoff Ends at Michigan City Prison
A seven hour hostage crisis at Indiana State Prison ended with three guards released and one injured. State police reported the injuries were not yet known. About 90 troopers responded as inmates held three guards and threatened further action during the incident. The prison, built for 1200 inmates, has faced overcrowding for years.
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Ind
Indiana
Larry Demdinsky
Judy Honey
Ms. Honey
Beeson
Bryan Kem
LaPorte County
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