Reagan orders hunger study amid criticism of aid programs
President Reagan forms a task force to probe hunger as governors and lawmakers scrutinize food distribution. Hearing witnesses including Mayor Earnest Morial and official Mary Jarratt say aid reach or delivery may be lacking while surplus stockpiles loom.
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Reagan
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Agriculture Department
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Earnest N. Morial
New Orleans
Morial
Department
Leon E. Panetta
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Militia Barracks Sealed By Israelis in Southern Lebanon
Israeli forces sealed off a hilltop militia barracks in southern Lebanon after rightist Christian militiamen refused to depart peacefully. The clash sparked protests by thousands of Lebanese Christians as U.S. envoy McFarlane met with Israeli Foreign Minister Shamir in Jerusalem to press for a written pullback plan and a path to end the Lebanon war.
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U.S
Robert C. McFarlane
Yitzhak Shamir
Jerusalem
Israel Radio
Israel
McFarlane
Shamir
Solidarity Underground Urges August 31 Marches
In Warsaw the underground leadership of Solidarity calls Poles to skip public transport and march to mark the third anniversary of the outlawed union. The leaflet recalls August 1980 shipyard strikes in Gdansk and labels July’s martial law lift a propaganda gesture.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity Today
Gdansk
Independent Labor Federation
Baltic
Solidarity
Secretary Shultz Faces Walkout Complaints From Congress
Secretary of State George P. Shultz is consulting with congressional leaders after lawmakers complain they were shut out of key Central America military and diplomatic moves. Senate Majority Leader Baker said Republicans told Reagan Congress was not consulted or briefing adequately, and he expects improved consultation in the future.
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George P. Shultz
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Reagan
Central America
Senate
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
Congress
Baker
White House
Quints of 1970 Face Expulsion Over Mortgage Debt
The KIENAST quintuplets born Feb 24 1970 in Bernards Township New Jersey face eviction as their six bedroom home is sold at sheriff's auction to cover a 97 000 mortgage and 17 900 taxes. Father William Kienast 52 says the family will survive despite hardship from a faltering plastics business.
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Sara
Abby
Meg
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U S Advisers Sent To Help Chad Army
Libyan planes reportedly bomb northern Chad with fragmentation and phosphorus munitions as Habre’s forces retake Faya Largeau. U S advisers arrive to train Habre troops on Redeye missiles as part of a 10 million dollar aid package.
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Hissene Habre
Pentagon
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Habre
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Faya- Largeau
Libya
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Reagan
Col
Muammar Khadafy
Central Africa
Khadafy
Soumaila Mahamat
Oueddei
Kirdimi
Long Campaign Means Candidate Money Troubles
In the presidential race money pressures bite. Hart borrows 350000 to fund concerts and mailings, Cranston shows 365968 in debt, Mondale leads fundraising with 2 million banked and aims for 9 million before 1984, while Glenn trails Mondale but eyes closing the gap by year’s end.
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Gary Hart
Alan Cranston
Walter Mondale
Sen
John Glenn
Ohio
Mondale
Hart
Jimmy Buffett
Denver
Dan Fogelberg
Carole King
Henkel
Cranston
Capitol Hill
California
Laid Off Pan Am Worker Foils Houston Hijack
A laid off Pan Am employee and several passengers thwarted a hijacker aboard Pan Am Flight 925 from Miami to Houston. The Cuban suspect Alfredo Ayala, 30, moved toward the cockpit but was wrestled down by Spicer Lung and his son with help from flight staff and another passenger. The plane landed safely at Houston Intercontinental. Ayala was arrested by FBI and police.
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Pan Am
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Houston Intercontinental Airport
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I’bi
John Guido
Alfredo Ayala
Joe McGuinness
Spicer Lung
McGuiness
Lung
Spicer Lung Jr
McGuinness
Fernando Viellas Lobos
Ralph Symons
Churches Not Funding Guerrilla Aid Says U S Denominations
US Christian denominations say they have withheld grants from a World Council of Churches anti racism program for at least two years amid reports and claims that funds reach guerrilla groups in Africa. Officials note most grants come from Europe and other sources with only limited US support, while some churches fund program administration rather than anti racism grants.
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British Columbia
U.S
World Council of Churches
Africa
World Council of Churches Assembly
United States
Council
Anwar Barkat
Church of Pakistan
Barkat
Cbs-Tv
60 Minutes
Franklin D. Fry
Summit
N.J
Lutheran Church In America
Fry
The
Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Aiken Standard Advertising Contact Numbers
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions and classifieds. For news ideas call 648 2311. For classified advertising call 649 1555. Display ads use 648 2311. Offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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