U S Warships Join Gulf Maneuvers Against Smuggling
Two U S Navy warships joined Salvadoran and Honduran boats in Gulf of Fonseca drills aimed at tightening surveillance of Nicaragua coast and deterring arms shipments to leftist rebels in El Salvador. A US source says reconnaissance flights over Nicaragua occurred with reported ground fire, denied by the Pentagon.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
U.S. Navy
Gulf of Fonseca
Nicaragua
Pentagon
U.S
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post
U S Seeks Immediate Halt To World Court Proceedings
The United States urged the World Court in The Hague to halt Nicaragua's complaint accusing the U S of harming citizens. U S representative Davis R Robinson argued Nicaragua lacks standing as it has not recognized court jurisdiction or ratified the treaty creating the court's predecessor.
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U.S
Hague
Netherlands
United States
Nicaragua
Davis R. Robinson
Permanent Court of
The
League of Nations
Supreme Court Grants Claus Von Bulow New Trial
The Rhode Island Supreme Court granted Claus von Bulow a new trial on charges he tried to murder his heiress wife with insulin injections at their Newport home. The court found a privacy violation due to chemical tests on drugs from a bag in von Bulow’s closet, opened by his stepson Alexander von Auersperg and a private investigator.
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Providence
R.I
Rhode Island Supreme Court
Claus von Bulow
Newport
von Bulow
Alexander von Auersperg
von Auersperg
Gen Clark estate to go mainly to wife son and Citadel
Probate documents show the bulk of Gen Mark Clark's about 600000 estate goes to his wife Mary and son William Doran Clark with 300000 cash and bonds plus his car and fishing gear. The Citadel receives 15000 athletic scholarship and 100000 for the Gen Mark Clark scholarship fund. Mary Clark gets a 2400 yearly military annuity and 22000 insurance. Clark died at 87 in Charleston after cancer and heart problems.
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Charleston
Mark Clark
Citadel
Clark
William Doran Clark
The
Army
Mary
Peter Gates
Medical University of South Carolina
Panel To Watch CIA Closely
Senate Intelligence Committee will tighten oversight after CIA Director Casey apologized for not timely informing lawmakers about mining in Nicaraguan ports. Moynihan stays on as vice chairman. Goldwater pledges to fix gaps with new procedures and stronger covert action checks.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
U.S
CIA
William J. Casey
Casey
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Bentsen
Director of
Central Intelligence
Senate
Goldwater
Moynihan
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Kennedy Heir David Kennedy Buried Amid Drug Test Findings
Cocaine and Demerol were detected in the body of David Kennedy 28, with death treated as drug related. His burial was planned at Hickory Hill in Virginia, then Holyhood Cemetery in Brookline, as relatives mourned.
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Holyhood
Brookline
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Jay Pintacuda
Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Crime Laboratory
David Kennedy
Libyans Leave London Embassy After 11 Day Siege Ends
Libyans exit the London embassy in groups of five as police clear the area and escort 30 people to vans bound for Heathrow. The siege began April 17 after policewoman Yvonne Fletcher was shot and killed during a demonstration against Muammar Khadafy.
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London
Scotland Yard
St. James's Square
British Broadcasting Corp
Heathrow
Yvonne Fletcher
Col
Muammar Khadafy
Britain
Libya
Tripoli
Leon Brittan
Miss Fletcher
Kenneth Newman
St. James’s Square
Lawmakers Fail to Pass Construction Liability Bill
Groggy South Carolina Senate filibustered into early morning without approving a 15 year liability limit for defective construction and installed features. The tie vote and adjournment endanger multiple bills and trigger House deadline concerns as lawmakers rest after a tumultuous session.
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Columbia
Senate
Daniel
James Waddell
Beaufort
Kirk Douglas elected to Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City
Actor Kirk Douglas 65 is set for induction at a ceremony in Oklahoma City with film clips from his westerns including Draw!. Brooke Shields makes Princeton debut in a one night campus performance poking fun at her fame. Roy Rogers and Dale Evans collectors festival kicks off in Portsmouth Ohio celebrating Rogers roots.
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Kirk Douglas
O.K. Corral
Douglas
Oklahoma City
Dean Krakel
Kraken
Kirk
Brooke Shields
Princeton University
Princeton Triangle Club
McCarter Theatre
Miss Shields
Louis Bayard
Triangle Club
Spiller
Michael Jackson
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Roy Rogers and
Portsmouth
Ohio
Leonard Franklin Sly
King of
The
Cowboys
Roy
Cleda Willoughby
Aiken Standard Office Hours and Emergency Numbers Advised
The Aiken Standard lists office hours at 124 Rutland Drive 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday and provides emergency contact numbers for Aiken Community Hospital 649 7911 Volunteer Fire Departments 648 6811 Aiken County Sheriff 648 6811 Emergency Medical Services Jackson Graniteville Police New Ellenton Fire Place DM nns mi.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken Community Hospital
Aiken County
Jackson
Graniteville
New Ellenton
Nns
Avow Amc Force
North Augusta
North Augusta Police
S.C. Highway Patrol
Wagener
Aiken Police
Wagener Police
Aiken
Salley
Coalition
Salley Police
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Chet Bestet
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Ethel Kennedy
Norma Russell
Harry Coker
John Drummond
Sen
David Turnipseed
Spartanburg
Highway Patrol
Mike Daniel
Rogers
Aike
Circulation Department
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