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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

15 Aug 1984

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1984

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3

Escapee Greene Captured After High-Speed Escape Near N C Line

John Thomas Greene 23 described armed and dangerous was captured near the Cabarrus Mecklenberg line after fleeing from a deputy en route to court. More than 200 officers hunted Rowan County woods following his escape on Interstate 85 Tuesday.

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Kannapolis N.C Cabarrus-Mecklenburg Rowan County John Thomas Greene Cabarrus County Robert Canaday Greene Alfred Lawrence Charlotte Midland Canaday Lawrence Rowan Seth Mull Mecklenburg County J.L. Best Mull R.J. Kilgore Kilgore Mecklenburg Cabarrus State Bureau of Investigation State Highway Patrol State Department of Correction Buddy Porter
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Soviet Condemn Reagan Joking About Bombing Russia

The Soviet Union issued a formal statement calling Reagan's radio joke about bombing the USSR unprecedently hostile. The mass news agency released the note as a rare public government position. Reagan made the quip during a microphone test before a taped radio address claiming signaling that Russia would be outlawed and bombed in five minutes.

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Moscow Soviet Union Reagan Russia U.S.S.R
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Nazi Sympathizer Valerian Trifa Leaves U S for Portugal

Romanian Orthodox Archbishop Valerian Trifa, linked to the Iron Guard and wartime anti Semitism, has departed the United States permanently for Portugal. He left from JFK Airport Monday and arrived in Lisbon, ending a nine year fight to strip his citizenship. The Justice Department said he cannot legally return as he remains subject to arrest if found.

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Washington Valerian Trifa United States Portugal Justice Department Trifa Detroit Jfk New York Lisbon William French Smith Stephen Trott Neal M. Sher Office of Special Investigations State Department Immigration and Naturalization Service Sher U.S Europe Romania Israel Germany Italy Switzerland Campeni Iron Guard Nation Union of Romanian Christian Students S.S
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