Escapees' Flight Ends in Gunbattle Killing One
In Somers Connecticut two bank robbers killed a trooper and wounded another after a traffic stop on Route 83. Prentice died, Hartsock was critically wounded, and a third fugitive from Turney Center remained at large as authorities pressed the nationwide search.
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Arzo Carson
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Steve Watson
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Lloyds Says Saudi Boats Evacuate Stricken Tanker
Lloyds of London reports Saudi naval boats evacuated crew from the Oceanic Energy, a Liberian-registered tanker damaged by an explosion in the Red Sea. No casualties were reported aboard, but the blast marks a severe incident amid several attacks since Thursday.
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Man Surrenders After Hijacking Marseille Cargo Plane
A man armed with a sawed-off shotgun and a knife hijacked a French cargo plane at Marseille. He forced the aircraft to return to Marseille airport and, after negotiations, surrendered. The gunman spoke German. a West German consulate representative was present.
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Peres Opens Coalition Talks as Likud Refuses to Concede
Prime minister designate Shimon Peres began talks with possible partners for a Labor led government. Likud representatives refused to concede they have lost power as President Herzog urged a bipartisan approach to avoid prolonged horse trading among 13 small Knesset parties.
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Clemson Parents Protest 7-Eleven Magazine Sales
A small group of Clemson parents planned a march on a local 7-Eleven to oppose Playboy Penthouse and Forum magazines. The action aligns with a national picket by the National Federation for Decency based in Tupelo, Mississippi, which demands the stores stop selling pornographic titles. Barry Huckaby, a protest member, said the stores refused the request.
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Miss
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Barry Huckaby
Senate Filibuster Blocks 1985 Spending Bills Over Defense
Senate Democrats block a budget waiver vote as Lawton Chiles leads a filibuster against spending bills tied to defense funding. Republicans warn of a stopgap emergency spending plan to keep Pentagon and Health and Human Services funded. Byrd says no rush to end the filibuster with only 55 Republicans.
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D-Fla
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Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
South Carolina Democrats back budget balanced bill
Three Democratic House members from South Carolina unite behind a Democratic sponsored measure to require a balanced federal budget for fiscal 1986 and for the budget committees to propose a balance plan for the next year. Derrick urges Senate action and warns of rising debt if delays continue. Tallon notes tough but necessary choices ahead.
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Oklahoma
Congress
Butler C. Derrick
Edgefield
Derrick
Senate
Robin Tallon
Florence
Cleanup Adds 3.3 Percent To Bills In EPA Report
The EPA issued a report showing pollution cleanup costs add about 0.4 percentage points to inflation yearly, totaling roughly 6.6 cents per dollar by 1987. It notes the estimates omit health benefits and that the forecast could overstate negatives, with total cleanup costs pegged at 526 billion dollars for 1981 to 1990.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Development Planning and Research Associates Inc
Manhattan
Kan
Data Resources Inc
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Council For Environmental Quality
Total Woman
Aiken Standard Office Hours and Subscription Rates
Aiken Standard announces office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and lists subscription options including weekly, monthly, and prepaid mail rates. It provides contact numbers for PBM subscriptions, hospital, emergency services, and local agencies.
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