Ferraro presses crime control on West coast tour
Geraldine Ferraro faces recurring questions about family finances during a San Diego leg of her West Coast campaign. She vows a full financial disclosure next week but will not release her husband John Zaccaro's tax returns, citing ethics act rules. Ferraro defends crime fighting as she critics Reagan budget cuts to FBI DEA and other agencies.
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San Jose
Calif
Geraldine Ferraro
Ferraro
Chula Vista
Mondale
Congress
Polish sailors seek asylum after Detroit River festival
Two sailors from Nowa Sol on a 140 foot ship Zawisza Czarny jumped ship during a Polish festival in Detroit and asked for political asylum in the United States. Grzegorz Solowicz 25 and Waldemar Kaczmarski 23 were trainees and left the vessel on Sunday before it sailed to Toronto.
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Detroit
United States
Paula Gribbs
Grzegorz Solowicz
Waldemar Kaczmarski
Zawisza Czarny
Solowicz
Kaczmarski
Toronto
Ms. Gribbs
Nowa Sol
Poland
East Germany
Rome Court Convicts Iranian of Kidnapping and Air Piracy
A Rome court convicted 18 year old Hosein Eftekhari of kidnapping and air piracy in the hijacking of an Iran jetliner last week. His teenage friend was found innocent and released. Eftekhari received 74% years in jail. the maximum possible was 21 years.
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Rome
Hosein Eftekhari
Alaska quake rattles homes with no injuries reported
A 5.7 magnitude earthquake centered 60 miles northeast of Anchorage in the Chugach Mountains shook buildings and rattled dishes across south central Alaska. The quake occurred at about 5 02 p m AST and was reported by Alec Medberg of the Tsunami Warning Center in Palmer.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Chugach Mountains
Alec Medberg
Tsunami Warning Center
Palmer
Ford recalls 361,900 cars for non recliner seat belt risk
Ford Motor Co will recall 360,000 1981-83 Escort and Lynx four door sedans and wagons and 1,900 1984 Tempo and Topaz sedans due to seat belt webbing danger from contact with side trim during high speed crashes. The risk is belts deforming or tearing from a metal seat bracket edge.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Burglary Hits Heath Home and Theft of Personal Medal
Former British Prime Minister Edward Heath reports burglars entered his London residence and stole items of immense personal value including a papal medal. He found the loss after returning from a yachting regatta. Billy Graham heads to Seoul to mark Protestant Korea centenary. Joseph Margiotta freed from county jail after serving 14 months for fraud and extortion. he says he is glad to be home.
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Edward Heath
London
Paul VI
Heath
Billy Graham
Seoul
South Korea
Korea
Joseph Margiotta
Nassau County
N.Y
Hatfield Admits Error In Allowing Wife Real Estate Work
Senator Mark Hatfield concedes a mistake for letting his wife Antoinette perform real estate work for Basil A. Tsakos while he promoted a multi billion dollar African pipeline project. He and his wife donated 55000 to a charity, saying no link existed between fees and the pipeline efforts.
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Portland, Ore
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
Antoinette
Hatfield
Hatfields
Basil A. Tsakos
Oregon
Portland
Tsakos
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
Central African Republic
Cameroon
Middle East
Energy
Donald Hodel
Exxon Corp
Howard Kauffman
Senate
Olympic Ratings Record Won't Help 1988 Games
ABC says its 180 hours of Los Angeles Olympic coverage drew 180 million viewers and 90 percent of US TV homes, a record crowd likely to influence future rights talks. Analysts note pay TV could be needed for Seoul 1988, as broadcasters weigh compensation and coverage models.
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New York
A.C. Nielsen Co
ABC
United States
Tony Hoffman
Hoffman
Cralin & Co
Roone Arledge
ABC News and Sports
Los Angeles
Seoul
Southern Bell seeks large rate hike to cover AT&T breakup losses
Southern Bell asks the South Carolina Public Service Commission for a 66.8 million rate increase to offset earnings losses from AT&T divestiture and rising competition. Residential bills could rise 3.10 to 4.00 monthly, business lines 7.25 to 9.65, with higher charges for connections and local calls. The firm notes 9.87 percent earnings for the year, below the PSC's 12.39 percent target.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Southern Bell
At&t
Public Service Commission
PSC
Enues
H.C. Henry
American Telephone & Telegraph
Henry
College Costs Rise 6 Percent and MIT Tops Expensive List
The College Board reports a 6 percent rise in average annual college costs for 1984 85 with MIT remaining the most expensive at 16130. Private four year colleges average 9022 on campus and 7782 for commuting students while public four year schools rise 5 percent to 4881 on campus and 3906 for commuters.
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New York
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
College Board
Kathleen Brouder
Nunn Seeks Easy Challenge In Georgia Primary
Federal observers monitor Georgia polls as Sen. Sam Nunn faces a soft primary for a third term. Court of Appeals Judge Robert Benham, named to the bench in March, runs to become the first black statewide Georgia official. The Justice Department assigns 118 observers to guard voting rights.
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Atlanta
Julian Bond
Georgia
U.S
Sam Nunn
Court of Appeals
Robert Benham
Justice Department
Aiken Standard Advertising and Editorial Contacts
The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscriptions and classified ads 648 2311 and advertising 649 1555. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday at 124 Rutland Drive.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
Jackson Volunteer Fire Departments
Graniteville
Aiken County
New Ellenton
North Augusta
S.C. Highway Patrol
Wagener Fire
Aiken Police
Wagener Police
Salley
Salley Police Coalition
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