Six killed at Paris Jewish restaurant shooting
At least six people died and 15 wounded when three gunmen attacked Jo Goldenberg’s on Rue des Rosiers during lunch in Paris. The assailants, described as Mediterranean looking, fled on foot after spraying automatic fire. A police officer was among the dead and no group claimed responsibility.
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Paris
Jo Goldenberg
Rue Des Rosiers
Israel
Lebanon
Palestine Liberation Organization
Protestors Link SRP A-Bombing to Health Concerns at Savannah River Plant
Five demonstrators moved from SRP to the federal courthouse in Aiken after police warned arrest if they left their cars. They urged an independent study of SRP health effects and cited reports linking the plant to a rare blood disease. John Penley, 30, of Columbia led the banner "Hiroshima Nagasaki Aiken" and noted his trespass conviction from May 31.
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Savannah River
Japan
SRP
Aiken
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Aiken County
John Penley
Columbia
Penley
Department of Energy
Sun
Hinckley Returns to Court Over Release Hearing
John W. Hinckley Jr. returns to federal court to state he will not seek release from St. Elizabeths Hospital at this time. Judge Barrington D. Parker had ordered the appearance after a jury found him not guilty by reason of insanity in the 1981 Reagan assassination attempt, sending him to the hospital for evaluation.
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Washington
John W. Hinckley Jr
U.S
Barrington D. Parker
Hinckley
Parker
St. Elizabeths Mental Hospital
Trident Base Is Subject Of Protest
Religious leaders and thousands gathered on beaches and in boats at PORT GAMBLE Washington to protest nuclear weapons as the USS Ohio submarine neared Hood Canal en route to Bangor. Bishop Melvin Talbert called deployment immoral and illegal. An older Polaris submarine passed through the area.
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Port Gamble
Wash
United Methodist
Melvin Talbert
Hood Canal
Bangor
Thurmond backs balanced budget amendment passage
Sen. Strom Thurmond predicts House approval and rapid state ratification of a balanced budget amendment. He notes opposition from House leaders and Judge Rodine, but says seven years exist for ratification by 38 states. Thurmond cites past budget balance and calls for a constitutional mandate.
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Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
House of Representatives
O'Neill
D-Mass
South Carolina
Thurmond
House Judiciary Committee
Peter Rodine
D-N.j
House
Senate
Congress
Helping Hands Faces Financial Strain in Aiken Building Purchase
Helping Hands Inc a United Way agency aiding neglected abused and homeless children reports financial pressures from inflation and flat government funding. They have signed a contract to buy a York Street building serving as an emergency shelter and plan a January fundraiser after the United Way drive ends. The program relies on houseparents trained by the state and supported by community volunteers to provide a home like environment for youths aged from babies to 17 and operates additional facilities in Perry and North Augusta.
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Helping Hands Inc
United Way
Department of Social Services
Department of Youth Services
The
Helping Hands
York Street
Walker
Bies
Perry
North Augusta
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