Shultz Rules Out U.S. Armed Push Against Nicaragua
Secretary of State George P. Shultz says the United States will not mount an armed effort to topple the Sandinista government in Nicaragua. He notes covert aid to guerrillas will continue and urges Cuba and El Salvador guerrillas to seek negotiated regional solutions. Shultz calls the House vote against covert Nicaragua aid important but says the administration will press to keep Senate opposition from becoming final.
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AFL-CIO Debates Early Endorsement For Mondale
AFL-CIO leaders in Boston at a three day policy meeting consider moving up the 1984 presidential endorsement to October to aid Walter Mondale while others urge keeping the December timetable to allow rivals more time to seek the backing.
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Reagan Moves Toward 1980 Campaign Style Prep
In Washington Reagan and aides act like a candidate scheduling outreach to key groups, planning a campaign apparatus, and mapping an announcement timetable. A preliminary reelection committee is set for Oct. 15 with possible candidacy announcement by Nov. 1 after a Asia trip slated to start Nov. 2.
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Operation Jackpot Lawyers Protest Chart As Evidence
Defense lawyers contest the use of a witness chart in the Operation Jackpot drug smuggling trial in federal court Charleston. The chart shows which witnesses testified against which defendants in a case involving eight defendants and potential profits of 125 million since 1974. Ringleaders Thomas N. Rhoad III and Barry J. Foy are at large. 25 total named in May indictment.
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Mass Bombing Fallout Sparks Lebanon Strike in Baalbek
Residents in Baalbek halted daily life to protest a car bombing that killed 35 and wounded many in the central market. Authorities described the incident as part of a regional pattern, while leaders mourned the dead and questioned foreign meddling amid Syria's stance on Lebanese troop withdrawal.
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Dorn Favors Force To Stop Rebels
US should send troops to El Salvador if guerilla victory looms says Bryan Dorn at Little Mountain Reunion. He cites Soviet involvement and foreign subversion as threats and backs Reagan’s Central American policy and Monroe Doctrine stance.
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Gunbattle Ends Kidnap Bid On Irish Polo Estate
Irish police captured five of seven would be kidnappers after a bloody gunfight near the Roundwood Estates as they closed in on Galen Weston the Canadian supermarket magnate. Two attackers fled into woods while four captors were wounded and none of the officers were hurt. Police blame the Provisional IRA and its Marxist branch the Irish National Army for the raid.
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Riley says he will not challenge Thurmond for Senate
Gov. Dick Riley ruled out a 1984 bid against incumbent Sen. Strom Thurmond, ending speculation sparked by August chatter. Republican leaders deem Riley's popularity strong but doubt a rival would unseat Thurmond, citing his long political strength and high name recognition.
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Sacred Fire and Totem Pole Spark Church Assembly Debate
In Vancouver the World Council of Churches hosts an 18 day assembly where an Indian sacred fire burns beside a 50 foot totem pole. Indians perform ceremonies while some Christian attendees condemn the rites as pagan and idolatrous.
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O'Neal Son in Hawaii Rehab for Help Facing Addiction
Griffin O 窶年 e 18 with Ryan O 窶年 eal put in private rehab in Hawaii sister Tatum says he needed help and a structured environment. She quoted People magazine noting the aim was firm guidance and accountability after a May Bel Air fight that left Griffin with two missing front teeth.
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Aiken Standard Contact Numbers and Office Hours
Readers can subscribe or place ads by calling 648 2311 or 649 1555. News tips are welcomed at 648 2311. The Aiken Standard offices at 124 Rutland Drive are open 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday.
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Local service lists offer emergency contact numbers for sheriff, fire, and ambulance, including long distance options as provided by the Aiken Standard. The page compiles essential hotlines for immediate public safety needs and rapid response coordination.
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