Nicaragua Sues U S at World Court for Alleged Violations
Managua says the Sandinista regime seeks a verdict that the United States violated international law by aiding rebel groups and supervising port mining. A Justice Ministry adviser frames the case as a David and Goliath narrative before The Hague court opens on Wednesday.
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United States
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Penn State cracked student burglary ring on campus
Penn State University officials say a senior led a band of 12 thieves using two rings of grand master pass keys to raid dorms and dining halls. They stole exams, a microwave, computer parts, a refrigerator, and food valued at 5 000 to 10 000 dollars, with items shared for thrill.
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State College, Pa
Penn State University
Pennsylvania
Peter Silvestri
Postal Workers Begin Contract Negotiations
Washington AP reports negotiations start between the Postal Service and its two major unions amid union resentment over management comments on labor costs. Postmaster General Bolger says wages exceed private sector levels and the service will realign wages with the labor market via two-tiered schedules and compensation adjustments.
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Washington
Postal Service
William F. Bolger
Michael Jackson lauded by California Assembly in honor vote
The California Assembly approved a resolution honoring Michael Jackson 25 Encino resident eight Grammys this year for his expansion of music and entertainment and California’s world presence. The measure heads to the state Senate by voice vote.
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California Assembly
Teresa Hughes
State Senate
Jackson
Encino
AIDS Virus Production Gearing Up For Blood Test
Government researchers led by Dr. Robert Gallo isolate HTLV-3 the AIDS link and plan mass production to fuel a blood test within six months. Officials say vaccine development may take two to three years and stress no cure exists.
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National Institutes of Health
Robert Gallo
National Cancer Institute
NCI
Health and Human Services
Margaret M. Heckler
Gallo
Edward N. Brandt
HHS
Health
Frederick Cancer Research Facility
Maryland
Brandt
British Deport Libyan as Embassy Siege Enters Week Two
Police marksmen began the second week of the siege of Libya's embassy in St James's Square London and Britain deported a Libyan student arrested during the shooting. Food and cigarettes were sent in as mediators continued talks with 20 to 30 inside.
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London
Libya
Britain
St. James’s Square
Edgar Maybanks
Muammar Khadafy
Do 30-Second Ads Shape Presidential Votes?
In a presidential race Mondale Hart and Jackson push TV ads as influence tools while observers debate impact. Campaign strategists cite experience, leadership and message tone, with debates reshaping how paid ads affect voter perception.
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Washington
Walter F. Mondale
Gary Hart
Roy Spence
Mondale
Raymond Strother
Hart Campaign
Jesse Jackson
New Hampshire
Jackson
Strother
Aiken Standard Contact Numbers and Office Hours
Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions, classifieds, and news tips. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday at 124 Rutland Drive.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
Community Emergency Contacts For Aiken Area
Emergency numbers listed include Aiken Community Hospital 649 7911 and Aiken County Sheriff or Volunteer Fire Departments at 648 6811. Medical services are coordinated through Emergency Medical Services for rapid response needs.
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Aiken County
Coalition To
Salley Police
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